The KE Report · Sep 5, 2026 · 53:34
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Global debt dynamics, sticky structural inflation, and shifting monetary policies are stripping central banks of their control over long-term interest rates. In this episode of the KE Report Weekend Show, macro strategist Peter Boockvar breaks down why bond vigilantes are dictating terms to fiscal authorities and how severe underinvestment has launched a broad-based commodity supercycle. Shifting to the charts, fund manager Dana Lyons maps out why copper and energy equities are quietly diverging to the upside while market internals beneath the S&P 500 begin to flash late-cycle warning signs.
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