UBS advises investors to add to quality government bonds, specifically in the short-to-medium maturity segments, following a sell-off that they believe is overdone. They anticipate yields will trend lower as central bank hawkishness is repriced.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Bond yields have declined following the US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but remain elevated relative to pre-war levels.
- 2.UBS maintains that bond yields should fall further as market expectations for central bank hawkishness are currently overdone.
- 3.Intermediate-tenor bonds (around 5 years) offer an attractive risk-reward profile for locking in yields.
Table of Contents
- Government bond yields remain elevated despite the latest declines
- We maintain the view that bond yields should fall further
- So, we like locking in yields across multiple scenarios
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Authors
Leslie FalconioFrederick MellorsTom NashMatthew Carter
Securities
US 10-Year TreasuryUK Gilts
Themes
Geopolitical De-escalationMonetary Policy Normalization
Regions
GlobalUnited StatesIranGermany
