These high-yield stocks are down as much as 58% this year. But their inflation-fighting dividends have room to grow.

Despite high inflation and recession fears, these companies are expected to keep generating plenty of cash to support even higher payouts.

It’s that time again — the monthly consumer-inflation report will be released July 13, and the numbers are expected to be ugly.

Below... It’s that time again — the monthly consumer-inflation report will be released July 13, and the numbers are expected to be ugly. Below is a screen of stocks whose prices have declined at least 10% this year, but also have high dividend yields that appear well-supported by free cash flow over the next 12 months, based on analysts’ estimates.

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