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Report published August 27, 2026

Mizuho Multi-Asset Strategy Daily: Sovereign Curve Flattening and Central Bank Outlook (August 27, 2026)

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August 27, 2026
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Authors / editors: Evelyne Gomez (Multi-Asset Strategist)

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Mizuho's Multi-Asset Strategy Daily reviews consolidating global rates ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium. The author recommends fading aggressive front-end rate hike pricing in Europe and the UK given muted medium-term inflation passthrough and cautious central bank stances.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.US rates consolidated with curve flattening (5s30s below 80bp) driven by firmer US data, while markets await Jackson Hole where new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's speech could disappoint those seeking explicit near-term policy signals.
  • 2.European government bond yields remain rangebound (Bunds 3.20–3.30%) with limited appetite for ECB tightening guidance beyond September, offering attractive risk-reward to fade front-end rate hike pricing.
  • 3.Gilts continue to trade as a beta to USTs and oil; the 4% Ofgem price cap hike was anticipated and muted by softening labor market conditions.

Table of Contents

  • USD
  • EUR
  • GBP
  • JPY
  • Important Information
  • Disclaimer

Report data

Key figures extracted from this report

MetricEstimateContext
Core PCE MoM0.3%Core PCE rounded to nearly 0.3% MoM, keeping September hike risks alive.
US 5s30s Yield Spread80 bps5s30s curve briefly traded below 80bp during rates consolidation.
US 7Y Auction Offering44 USD bnSize of the upcoming 7Y US Treasury auction.
German 10Y Bund Yield Range3.2%Tactical trading range for German Bund yields, with support at 3.20%.
UK 10Y Gilt Yield5.0%10Y Gilt yield holding around 5% before broader selloff.

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Authors / Editors

Evelyne Gomez · Multi-Asset Strategist

Reported Data Context

  • Core PCE MoM: 0.3 % (Monthly)
  • US 5s30s Yield Spread: 80 bps (Current)
  • US 7Y Auction Offering: 44 USD bn (Current)
  • German 10Y Bund Yield Range: 3.2 % (Tactical range (3.20-3.30%))
  • UK 10Y Gilt Yield: 5.0 % (Current)

Securities

USDJPYNVDAJapanese Government BondsUK GiltsItalian BTPsGerman BundsUS Treasury 5YUS Treasury 7Y

Themes

Central Bank Policy Expectations and Jackson HoleCurve Flattening in Sovereign Bond MarketsGeopolitical Energy Supply Risks and Straits of Hormuz

Regions

North AmericaEuropeUKUnited StatesGermanyItaly