Report published June 5, 2026

UBS Weekly Regional View: Navigating Deglobalization and Structural Market Shifts

UBS · June 5, 2026

The report highlights the stagnation of globalization and a shift toward a multipolar economic order led by Asia. It advises investors to hedge against geopolitical bottlenecks and rising public debt.

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Key Takeaways

1.Globalization is stalling amid protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and shifting global economic power toward Asia.
2.Rising public debt in G7 countries and potential structural shifts in monetary policy may favor real assets over liquidity.
3.Technology and energy transition are key secular growth themes, with electricity demand in advanced economies expected to grow 2-3% annually.

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Metric	Estimate	Context
MSCI ACWI global equity index Europe weight	16%	Market relevance of Europe in global indices
G7 average public debt	127 percent of GDP	Rising public debt levels in advanced economies

Source: MSCI. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.