Financial Post
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May 21, 2026
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Repeat After Me, Stocks Are Not an Effective Inflation Hedge
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Source: Bank of America Bloomberg Article content (Bloomberg) — Surveys indicate that investors are piling into stocks even as they see rising inflation. That’s likely to backfire as equities aren’t the hedge against price growth they are often taken to be. Article content It’s time to pay much more attention to real quantities again. Inflation is resurgent as the energy shock ripples through the global economy. Investors are rightly concerned: the net percentage of respondents in Bank of America’s Fund Manager Survey expecting higher inflation is back at its highest level since the pandemic. …
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