Goldman shows stagflation is bad for stocks, but gives clients a way to combat it

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The stock market could take a big hit from the brewing pressure of stagflation — the combination of economic stagnation and inflation — and investors could combat it by hiding out in companies with higher pricing power, according to Goldman Sachs.

Goldman shows stagflation is bad for stocks, but gives clients a way to combat it

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