Mizuho International
May 25, 2026
Multi-Asset Strategy Daily
Daily UpdateRates Govt BondsCommoditiesFXEnergy
The report highlights that global rates are currently dictated by oil prices and Middle East headlines rather than domestic economic data. Yields remain supported by energy-driven inflation risks despite signs of softening growth in the Eurozone and the UK.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Global fixed income markets are currently driven primarily by oil prices and Middle East geopolitical developments rather than domestic macro data.
- 2.US 10Y yields are consolidating in the 4.5-4.6% range as geopolitical risk premia in oil ($90-110) limit the scope for a duration rally.
- 3.European and UK rates are facing a tug-of-war between deteriorating domestic growth data and externally-driven energy inflation risks.
Table of Contents
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Authors
Evelyne Gomez
Securities
10Y US TreasuryBundsGiltsJGBCrude Oil
Themes
Geopolitical Dominance over Macro DataEnergy-Driven Inflation Persistence
Regions
North AmericaEuropeUKUnited StatesFranceUnited Kingdom