Russian Invasion To Increase Inflation And Volatility. 2 Ways To Protect Your Portfolio

Inflation rates in the United States had gone over 7.5% during the last 30 days, and that was the fastest rise in inflation over the previous 40 years.

Unfortunately, now that Russia has attacked Ukraine, inflation may continue to snowball, and the Federal Reserve might not have sufficient tools to control inflation without risking recession.

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Higher Oil Prices

Oil is continuing to march higher beyond $110 a barrel. Russia is one of the largest oil producers globally and ships more than any nation other than Saudi Arabia.

Agricultural Products

Russia and Ukraine account for 25% of global grains trade. The military exercise by Russia may drastically slow or stop wheat production in Ukraine.

Where Should  You Invest Now?

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Invest in Farmland

Farmland is well-suited to retain value over time, even during recessions.

Farmland value increases when agricultural products become more expensive since the underlying land becomes more valuable.

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