Goldman Sachs
May 24, 2026
Global Rates Trader: Relaxed Not Relieved
Rates StrategyRates Govt BondsDerivativesMacro Economic IndicatorsFinancials
Global rates markets have stabilized following a period of yield range-breaks, with European rates outperforming while US yields remain near the top of their range.
Key Takeaways
- 1.US Treasury yields have stabilized after a sharp selloff, but a lack of macro catalysts prevents a deeper rally as valuations are not yet sufficiently stretched.
- 2.European rates are outperforming global peers, and Goldman Sachs continues to recommend long 5y5y EUR real rates as duration remains protected by central bank action.
- 3.There is a growing valuation case for long Gilts in the UK due to weakening activity data, despite lingering political risks.
Table of Contents
- United States and Canada
- Europe
- Japan
- Australia and New Zealand
- Latest Thematic Research
- Latest Global Markets Dailies
- Forecasts
- Central Bank Dashboard
- Positioning and Flows Monitor
- Carry/Rolldown Monitor
- Treasury Supply Monitor
- GS Term Premium Decomposition
- 2026 Trade Recommendations
- Global Interest Rates Strategy
- Disclosure Appendix
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Authors
George ColeWilliam MarshallSimon Freycenet
Securities
10-year US Treasury10Y giltsBunds5y5y EUR OIS - HICP
Themes
Yield Stabilization and Macro ResistanceCentral Bank Policy DivergenceConvexity and Gamma Hedging Impacts
Regions
North AmericaEuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesCanadaUnited Kingdom
