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Currently, the U.S. inflation rate is hovering around 2.5%. However, for a scenario akin to Turkey's hyperinflation-driven market melt-up to unfold, inflation would need to rise drastically—a prospect that appears unlikely in the near term. Historical analysis demonstrates that periods of inflation spikes in the U.S. have often correlated with significant stock market declines, as rising interest rates generally create downward pressure on equities.