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Finvaulta tracks 47 research reports from Mizuho International, updated through October 7, 2026. Latest: Multi-Asset Strategy Daily.

Mizuho International research covering government bonds, commodities, equities, and foreign exchange, published as Multi-Asset Strategy Daily and Cross-Currency Weekly. Finvaulta indexes each report with a summary, key figures and its original publication date.

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Multi-Asset Strategy Daily

Mizuho International·Oct 7, 2026

Global bond duration rallies stalled overnight as Brent crude rebounded above $101/bbl on Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions, pushing 10Y Treasury yields back toward 5.31% and lifting the USD. European peripheral spreads compressed on tactical relief, though caution persists ahead of sovereign supply and ongoing energy volatility.

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Multi-Asset Strategy Daily

Mizuho International·Oct 2, 2026

Global rates experienced a powerful front-end rally driven by European sovereign spread deterioration and dovish Fed rhetoric heading into US nonfarm payrolls. Geopolitical friction in the Middle East has concurrently lifted Brent crude back above $100/bbl, keeping broader inflation and policy uncertainty elevated.

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Multi-Asset Strategy Daily

Mizuho International·Sep 30, 2026

Global rates markets face continued selling pressure, with 10Y US Treasury yields hovering near cycle highs around 5.24% amidst resilient oil prices and sticky inflation indicators. Cross-market dynamics saw Gilts outperform Bunds and USTs, while the US dollar remained broadly supported.

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Multi-Asset Strategy Daily

Mizuho International·Sep 16, 2026

Global rates markets remain under heavy selling pressure driven by crude oil rising above $100/bbl and geopolitical tensions ahead of central bank meetings. Investors are actively pricing in higher terminal policy rates across the US, Eurozone, and UK, while largely ignoring risks of demand destruction.

Cross-Currency Weekly

Mizuho International·Sep 4, 2026

XCCY markets experienced muted price action during the week ending September 4, 2026, shrugging off macro headwinds and early cross-border issuance. USDJPY basis was better bid driven by Reverse Samurai supply and a firmer JPY, while EURUSD and GBPUSD long-end tightness sets up attractive conditions for further cross-border issuance.

Multi-Asset Strategy Daily

Mizuho International·Sep 2, 2026

Brent crude's rally toward $96/bbl amid Middle East escalation has made energy inflation the primary driver of sovereign bond yields and curve flattening. However, with substantial central bank tightening already priced across the US, Europe, and the UK, chasing front-end rate sell-offs offers diminishing risk/reward.