

"Blackrock is the world’s largest asset manager. When they say or do something, the world tends to listen, especially investors, because Blackrock handles nearly 14 trillion dollars in assets.
Recently Blackrock published a report with its outlook for 2026. Not surprisingly, it forecasts more hype around AI. What’s surprising is how this AI hype could drain liquidity from global markets.
Today we summarize this report, and explain how this liquidity drain could happen. Enjoy!"
~ Coin Bureau
This video summarizes a report by BlackRock titled 2026 Global Outlook: Pushing Limits, which outlines the asset manager's financial predictions and investment strategies for the coming year. The primary focus is on the transformative impact of artificial intelligence, with BlackRock suggesting that AI could drive unprecedented economic growth and productivity, leading them to remain overweight in US tech stocks despite potential bubble risks. The report also highlights a shift in the bond market, where high-quality corporate debt from tech companies may compete with government bonds, potentially driving up interest rates and creating economic headwinds for non-US markets.
Other key themes include the rise of stablecoins and asset tokenization, concerns over the stability of private credit, and a bullish outlook on India and Japan contrasted with a bearish view on Europe. Ultimately, the video warns that the concentrated flow of capital into US AI stocks could create a fragile market environment where a correction in the tech sector might impact all asset classes globally.
0:00 Intro
1:00 AI And US Tech Stocks In 2026
4:50 Corporate Bond Issuance And Energy
9:05 Digital Assets And Private Credit In 2026
11:13 Infrastructure And Emerging Markets
14:25 What Does It Mean For The Markets?
Source - Coin Bureau Finance YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww7Zy3MAWAs
Disclaimer: This video is provided for informational purposes only, and not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or any other advice.