The valuations of “risky” assets have continued to rise, both in absolute terms and relative to “safe” asset yields. We think that reflects the inflation of a bubble in stock markets, itself a consequence of growing enthusiasm about AI technology. But our base case remains that the bubble could inflate quite a bit further before it bursts. So, perhaps despite their valuations, we continue to project big gains in equity prices.
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