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Experts warn of potential stagflation reminiscent of the 1970s. Could history repeat itself?

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That's what happened back then. The smart guys at JPMorgan say they see signs that we could be headed down that road again soon. Here's why: - Inflation jumped last year and could keep rising fast if leaders don't change course - Interest rates are going up, up, up to try to slow inflation. But that could put on the brakes for the whole economy too. - Stuff like the war in Ukraine makes prices go up worldwide - The government is spending tons of money, just like back in the 1970s What Could This Mean for You? If stagflation comes back, it probably won't be great news for your wallet or your savings. Experts think stock prices would likely drop as the economy slowed down. Plus, the Federal Reserve might have to keep interest rates high for a long time, even if it meant slower growth. For regular folks, this would make borrowing money for a house, car or anything else more expensive. Your paycheck would buy less at the store. Businesses would probably cut back on new hires. 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Critics argue today's huge government spending and energy policies under President Biden may be making inflation worse now. This could cause prices to spiral upward out of control like before. They say leaders need to learn from mistakes of the past before it's too late. No one wants to party like it's 1979. There's Always Hope Even in difficult times, we must not lose hope. Our nation has faced challenges before, and by sticking together we have always persevered. With common sense policies and engaged citizens, we can weather any storm. This country has a rich history of rising to meet whatever trials come our way. If we look out for each other and stay true to our values, the future remains bright. Though the road may be rocky at times, freedom and opportunity still shine as a beacon to that better tomorrow we all seek. We’re in this together. 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