19/10/2026
A lot can change in a month!
Great to see our very own Brian Dunhill join Richard Taylor on the Expat Wealth podcast to unpack a busy few weeks in the markets, with half the S&P 500 in bear market territory, a wobbling IPO market, and one of the sharpest bond market moves in years.
Some of the topics they cover:
• What’s behind the spike in US Treasury yields, and why it’s changing how Brian views fixed income
• Roughly $2 trillion a year going to interest alone: is this the US’s “Liz Truss moment” (a nod to the UK’s 2022 bond market meltdown) or a once-in-a-cycle opportunity?
• Earnings growth tracking close to 30% this year, well ahead of January’s 19% forecast, and the risks building beneath the surface as AI companies take on debt
• How Brian is thinking about bond allocations, including his caution on AI-heavy corporate debt and his interest in emerging market bonds and preferreds
Why he believes the dollar is overvalued and due a correction
Plus capital gains, wealth taxes, the US midterms, and the great James Bond debate!
Richard is cautiously optimistic, Brian is simply optimistic, and they both agree it’s time to take a close look at your bonds.
🎧 Listen here: https://link.podtrac.com/5vw2ab9d
Thanks to Richard and the Expat Wealth team for having Brian on.
Views expressed are Brian’s own and for educational purposes only. This is not investment advice.
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