Dalio: Treasury Yields Could Surge Over 5%, Hurting Stocks and Forcing Higher Rates
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Ray Dalio says the 10-Year Treasury yield could rise to over 5%, further hurting stocks.
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Surging Treasury yields make bonds more attractive vs. stocks, causing pain for equities.
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Dalio believes the Fed's 2% inflation target is too low, requiring higher rates long-term.
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Foreign currencies and assets should be part of a diversified portfolio, Dalio says.
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