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Top of the Morning: CIO Strategy Snapshot - Shocked but not awed

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Jason Draho defines stagflation and explains why the current economic situation is 'not even close' to the 1970s.
UBS CIO strategist Jason Draho analyzes how financial markets are reacting to the ongoing Iran conflict and a surprising hawkish shift in central bank expectations. He debunks fears of stagflation, explains why the market shock is driven by inflation and rates rather than growth fears, and provides guidance on how investors should position their portfolios in this fluid environment.

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A measured market brief that separates rate shock from growth panic.

The segment gives a calm, data-first read of the selloff. Jason Draho treats it less like a growth warning and more like an inflation-and-rate shock, pointing to equity moves, sector behavior, credit spreads, and Treasury yields.

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Get a clean read on why markets are wobbling without treating it like a growth scare.

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