UBS maintains a positive outlook for long-term bond investors, arguing that current market rate-hike expectations are too aggressive. The firm recommends adding to intermediate-maturity sovereign bonds to lock in elevated yields.
Key Takeaways
- 1.UBS believes market expectations for central bank rate hikes are overly hawkish and do not account for the growth-dampening impact of higher oil prices.
- 2.Government bond yields currently trade at attractive levels relative to historical ranges, particularly for intermediate maturities (around 5 years).
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- Government bond yields have risen on inflation, rate, and debt fears.
- But we think investors are expecting too many rate hikes.
- So, we like locking in yields across multiple scenarios.
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Authors
Leslie FalconioFrederick MellorsTom NashMatthew Carter
Securities
10-year US TreasuryUK Gilts
Themes
Impact of geopolitics on oil prices and inflationOverestimation of central bank policy hawkishness
Regions
GlobalUnited StatesGermanyUK