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Despite stock valuations still being high, people need to understand that earnings are beginning to soften, public- and private-debt levels are near all-time highs, and rate hikes are likely to continue for some time. Many believe that central banks around the world have been behind the curve on inflation and rates, and are now making up for lost time by being hawkish.Article content
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