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5 charts that put market volatility in perspective

Investors are worried about how war in Iran could 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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