UBS maintains an Attractive stance on high grade, investment grade, and emerging market bonds, citing appealing yields and subsiding inflation concerns. Tactical positioning favors longer European maturities over shorter-dated US and UK bonds.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Maintain Attractive recommendations on high grade, investment grade, and emerging market bonds, while keeping high yield credit at Neutral.
- 2.Bond markets have recovered as inflation expectations drop and confidence grows regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
- 3.Tactical preference for longer maturities in Europe versus shorter maturities in the US and UK due to diverging central bank and fiscal responses.
Table of Contents
- Bonds
- High grade bonds
- Investment grade bonds
- High yield bonds
- Emerging market bonds
- Global asset class preferences definitions
- Appendix
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Authors
Frederick Mellors
Securities
10-year US Treasury10-year Bund
Themes
Geopolitical impact of Iran war/Strait of HormuzAI-related capital expenditure
Regions
EuropeUnited StatesUnited KingdomSwitzerland
