Ray Dalio says the stock market's margin for error is shrinking
Rising bond yields are making stocks less attractive, leaving the market with less room to absorb higher borrowing costs.
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# Market Margin for Error Narrowing Ray Dalio warns that rising bond yields are diminishing stocks' attractiveness relative to fixed-income investments, reducing the market's ability to absorb further increases in borrowing costs without significant valuation compression. The widening yield advantage of bonds over equities leaves limited cushion for equity multiples to remain elevated if rates continue climbing.
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