Previous Reports
What's in this report?
Video file
AI-bubble fears are rising, yet current valuations remain well below dot-com levels. A bigger — and far less discussed — market driver for 2026 may be government policy. This month’s Tactical Asset Allocation explains why, and what it means for investors.
This report is published: Monthly
Investors seem to believe in a Goldilocks scenario — steady growth, easing inflation, and supportive liquidity. Yet, while markets brush aside concerns like the government shutdown and trade tensions, more fundamental risks are quietly building. Liquidity can change course abruptly, as last week’s sharp drop in precious metals reminded us. We adjust our tactical asset allocation to reflect a short-term bullish stance amid rapidly rising risks.
In this months’ Tactical Asset Allocation report we explore whether AI related stocks are forming a bubble, the crucial role long-term rates are playing and what this means for the stock market outlook and tactical asset allocation in general. We also discuss three alternative scenarios to our base case.
A bubble is brewing in equity and corporate bond markets. How far it inflates hinges on the battle between looser monetary policy and rising long-term interest rates.
Receive our Chief Economist’s free commentary every Saturday