There seems to be an increasing concern that stocks have become wildly overvalued, especially in light of rising interest rates.
However, somewhat overvalued U.S. equity prices can continue to rise if price/earning multiples keep expanding.
Further P/E inflation is what BCA (Bank Credit Analyst) is expecting. They point out "a clear link between equity multiples and the yield curve [with] a steeper yield curve indicative of better growth and very easy monetary policy. As such, it often coexists with expanding equity multiples."
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