Report published September 28, 2026

Multi-Asset Strategy Daily: Global Real Yield Repricing & Duration Pressures

Mizuho Securities · September 28, 2026

Global sovereign bond yields remain under upward pressure led by real rate repricing, lack of duration buyers, and a resurgent energy shock with Brent crude exceeding $107/bbl. Ahead of critical US labor market data and European inflation prints, duration rallies are likely tactical, while the USD remains well-supported.

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Key Takeaways

1.Global duration markets continue to face strong selling pressure as real rates reprice higher and duration buyers fail to emerge following technical breaks.
2.Renewed oil market pressures, with Brent crude surpassing $107/bbl on Middle East tensions, reinforce energy shock risks and support the US dollar.
3.European and UK duration remains vulnerable to global real-rate spillovers, upcoming inflation prints, heavy supply, and domestic fiscal headwinds.

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Key figures extracted from this report

Metric	Estimate	Context
30Y UST Yield	5.53%	Reached fresh cycle highs before stabilizing into the close.
10Y UST Yield	5.21%	Yield trading back near 5.21% under front-end led pressure.
Brent Crude Price	107.0 USD/barrel	Resumed higher above $107/bbl following geopolitical tensions.
Priced Fed Tightening	92-94 basis points	Market pricing of additional Federal Reserve tightening for the year.
DXY Index	101.15 index points	Dollar index opened the week better bid.