UBS advises capturing attractive yields in short-to-medium-tenor corporate bonds, favoring 2-8 year maturities. While carry is appealing, they emphasize selectivity due to tight credit spreads.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Short-to-medium-tenor bonds (2-8 years) offer superior total returns in the current environment.
- 2.Corporate bond carry remains attractive, but selectivity is essential as spreads are at cyclical lows.
Table of Contents
- Lock-in attractive yields
- Central bank pricing has eased and should come down further
- Corporate bonds: Appealing carry
- Yields are juicy...spreads not so much
- Sovereign debt affordability strained by higher yields
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Authors
Thomas WackerRochus Baumgartner
Themes
Central Bank Policy RepricingCorporate Bond CarrySovereign Debt Affordability
Regions
GlobalJapanUnited StatesIran
