US financial advisors brace for growing array of risks in second quarter

ARTICLE SUMMARY

Financial advisors are entering Q2 2026 facing heightened uncertainty driven by geopolitical conflicts, volatile energy prices, and instability in private credit markets.
Traditional diversification strategies are proving less effective, as both stocks and bonds have declined simultaneously, with the S&P 500 posting its worst quarter since 2022.
Advisors are increasingly concerned about stagflation, persistent inflation, and potential recession risks, which could weaken consumer spending and broader economic growth.
Investor sentiment is deteriorating, with many clients feeling overwhelmed or disengaged, adding emotional and behavioral challenges for advisors managing portfolios.

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