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Kevin Warsh Could Shake Up the Fed

June 22, 2026

LPL Research examines Warsh’s evolving Fed approach, infrastructure-led growth, and the impact of China demand on oil prices.

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Introducing the IPO Class of 2026

June 15, 2026

After a slowdown in recent years, the IPO market is showing renewed momentum in 2026, with larger and more influential companies entering the public space. This overview highlights key dynamics of the IPO process and offers perspective on how new public offerings may impact markets and investor expectations.

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Is Bad News Already Priced into the Bond Market?

June 8, 2026

LPL Research analyzes bond markets as yields rise, exploring Fed policy expectations, inflation trends, and whether bad news is already priced into Treasuries.

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Add Context, and Stock Market Valuations are Fair

June 1, 2026

LPL Research analyzes stock valuations, finding them fair given growth, rates, inflation, and AI-driven earnings outlook despite risks.

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Seeds of Opportunity: The Case for Agriculture Investments

May 26, 2026

LPL Research explores opportunities in agriculture as supply risks and fertilizer constraints reshape commodity markets and support potential gains.

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Energy Shock Expected to Hit Prices Harder Than the Economy

May 18, 2026

LPL Research examines rising inflation risks amid geopolitical tensions, while resilient growth and strong investment support continued expansion.

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A New Fed Regime: Warsh, Policy Direction, and Treasury Market Consequences

May 11, 2026

LPL Research explores how a potential Warsh-led Fed could reshape policy, Treasury markets, and volatility amid rising deficits and shifting demand.

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AI Wave Continues to Power Technology Earnings Boom

May 4, 2026

LPL Research examines overlooked tech growth, assessing strong earnings, AI skepticism, and valuation opportunities for investors.
 

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American Industrial Renaissance: Fact or Fiction?

April 27, 2026

LPL Research assesses the case for an American Industrial Renaissance, focusing on manufacturing investment, supply‑chain resilience, and energy costs.
 

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Rethinking Fixed Income Allocation in a Multi‑Polar World

April 20, 2026

LPL Research examines the fixed income space as global bonds broaden yields and reduce U.S. concentration, offering diversified income and resilience via non‑U.S. developed and emerging markets.
 

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The Economy Takes Multiple Shocks in Stride

April 13, 2026

LPL Research reviews inflation, growth, and global financial conditions, showing why the economy continues to withstand multiple shocks.
 

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Lessons From Past Conflicts for Today’s Stock Market

April 6, 2026

LPL Research looks to the past for lessons on geopolitical uncertainty and its potential impact on equities.
 

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Earnings Likely to Grow Double-Digits Again; Will Markets Care?

March 30, 2026

LPL Research explains why solid earnings, AI investment, and economic resilience underpin stocks, even as oil prices and volatility pressure markets.
 

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Private Credit Under Pressure: Liquidity Mismatches in an AI-Disrupted Cycle

March 23, 2026

LPL Research examines recent private credit activity in the face of growing sophistication from AI.
 

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Why Oil Prices Matter Less — But Still Move Headline Inflation

March 16, 2026

LPL Research explains how America’s declining reliance on oil and rising geopolitical risks shape inflation, growth expectations, and volatility in 2026.

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Markets Tested as Iran Conflict Continues

March 9, 2026

LPL Research reviews how the Iran conflict is affecting markets, highlighting energy risks, market resilience, and what investors should watch in the weeks ahead.

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How LPL Research Thinks About Dividends

March 2, 2026

Looking beyond recent dividend strategies' performance, LPL Research asks and answers the question, “How should I think about dividend stocks or building an equity income portfolio?”

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