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Summary
The traditional 60/40 portfolio is facing challenges as inflation rises and interest rates increase, disrupting the historical negative correlation between stocks and bonds. In 2022, both asset classes fell over 20% simultaneously, a phenomenon not seen since the stagflation of the '70s. With current inflation pressures driven by energy prices and persistent core inflation, high-income professionals should reassess portfolio strategies, as rate hikes may be imminent and rate cuts unlikely in 2026.
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