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Larry Berman Official
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September 26, 2026
Weekly Update with Larry Berman – September 26, 2026
The creator discusses the global rise in bond yields, noting that while higher yields are attractive from a real return perspective, the rapid increase is causing concern. They analyze inflation expectations and government debt, suggesting that while US debt is likely to be repaid, the market is debating the price at which this will occur. The creator also expresses skepticism about current earnings growth expectations in the stock market, believing they are overly optimistic and potentially driven by a generalization of AI benefits across all sectors.
September 19, 2026
Weekly Update with Larry Berman – September 19, 2026
Larry Berman discusses the Fed meeting, yield curve flattening, and energy markets. He believes the market's pricing of future rate hikes is overly aggressive and that current inflation drivers are not solely solvable by raising rates. He also touches on the upcoming US midterms and their potential impact on geopolitical events, while maintaining a generally positive outlook for equities based on earnings growth expectations.
September 5, 2026
Weekly Update with Larry Berman – September 5, 2026
Larry Berman discusses the current state of the labor market in both the US and Canada, noting a slowdown in job growth but not yet a cause for alarm. He touches on currency fluctuations, commodity prices, and bond yields, suggesting that central banks in both countries are likely to maintain a wait-and-see approach regarding interest rates. Berman also expresses skepticism about the idea of further interest rate hikes, even if inflation surprises to the upside.