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Deutsche Bank Early Morning Reid: Macro Strategy – August 26, 2026

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August 26, 2026
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Authors / editors: Jim Reid

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Global markets rallied over the past 24 hours as reports of potential US-Iran de-escalation sent oil prices sharply lower, sparking a rally across sovereign bond markets. Equities also gained ground ahead of Nvidia's earnings and the US July PCE report.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Middle East de-escalation reports drove a sharp drop in oil prices, with Brent down 8.6% week-to-date toward $86/bbl.
  • 2.Sovereign bond yields rallied globally as lower energy prices eased inflation concerns, with US 10-year yields dropping 6.8 bps to 4.63%.
  • 3.Global equity markets advanced, supported by falling yields and positive AI sentiment ahead of Nvidia's earnings release.

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MetricEstimateContext
Brent Crude Price86.24 USD/bblDown -8.6% week-to-date on Iran de-escalation news.
US 10-Year Treasury Yield4.63%Lowest level in almost three weeks.
Australia Headline CPI3.5 % yoyOvershot market consensus of +3.3%.
US August Consumer Confidence89.4 index pointsLowest reading since January, though labor market differential improved.
German IFO Business Climate88.8 index pointsRose to a 12-month high.
Source: IFO. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

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Authors / Editors

Jim Reid

Reported Data Context

  • Brent Crude Price: 86.24 USD/bbl (Daily Close)
  • US 10-Year Treasury Yield: 4.63 % (Previous Day Close)
  • Australia Headline CPI: 3.5 % yoy (July)
  • US August Consumer Confidence: 89.4 index points (August)
  • German IFO Business Climate: 88.8 index points (August) · Source: IFO

Securities

SPXNVDABrent Crude OilSXXPSOXUS 10-Year Treasury Benchmark

Themes

Middle East Geopolitical De-escalation & Energy Price RepricingAI Trade Volatility and Semiconductor EarningsGlobal Central Bank Rate Path Divergence

Regions

GlobalNorth AmericaEuropeUnited StatesIranGermany