Fixed Income: A strong case for bonds
As economies show resilience, selectivity and care remain critical for bond investors figuring out where to take duration risk and how to think about returns.
In our regularly updated macroeconomic analysis, we offer an outlook for interest rates and currencies and look at which fixed income assets are favoured across a range of market environments.
In this edition:
We believe the global macro backdrop presents opportunities for fixed income investors. We favour positioning for a weaker US dollar, steeper global yield curves and selective credit exposure.
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We are neutral on European rates. We expect the ECB to remain on hold in the near term, though a rate cut in late 2025 or early 2026 is possible if inflation undershoots expectations and growth risks rise. We are overweight UK rates, as core inflation and wages have undershot Bank of England expectations, supporting expectations of future rate cuts.
We hold an overweight position in the euro, based on expectations of continued US dollar weakness and narrowing interest rate differentials. For the British pound, we maintain a neutral stance.
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