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    5 charts that put market volatility in perspective

    Investors are worried as tariffs impact economic growth and inflation. Given the volatility, it’s natural to question your investment approach, but history shows that the U.S. stock market has recovered from past declines. Here are 5 charts that help put market volatility in perspective.

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Market Volatility

How to handle market declines

Market declines are an inevitable part of investing. There’s no way to know where markets will end this year. Missing out on gains, even briefly, can dent long-term returns. That’s why it’s important to have a plan for market volatility.

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