UBS recommends investors lock in yields by adding quality investment-grade corporate bonds, particularly in the short- to medium-tenor segment. The strategy emphasizes 'Quality Income', 'Selectivity', and 'Cross-border' diversification to capture carry and rolldown gains amid potential yield declines.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Investors should lock in yields by adding to quality bonds in the short- and medium-maturity segments as market rate-hike expectations are likely overblown.
- 2.Quality Income theme focuses on investment-grade corporate bonds with medium tenors to capture solid carry yields and potential curve-rolldown gains.
- 3.Selectivity is critical given tight spreads; investors should focus on high-quality corporate bonds in segments like energy, utilities, and financials.
Table of Contents
- Overview of our Messages in Focus
- More recommendations and related research
- Bond investment themes
- Quality income
- Selectivity matters
- Cross-border bonds
- Appendix
- UBS CIO risk views
- UBS CIO valuation views
- Required Disclosures
- Risk Information
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Authors
Fabrice SchwarzmannThomas WackerRochus Baumgartner
Securities
TSpainGOOGLTrafigura Funding
Themes
Locking in Carry YieldsMarket Overestimation of Rate HikesCross-border Relative Value
Regions
GlobalNorth AmericaEuropeUnited StatesSwitzerlandSpain
