Global Rates Strategy: 2026 Outlook – Iran conflict meets hawkish Fed meets AI
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UBS covers geopolitical risk (Iran/Hormuz), monetary policy (hawkish Fed under Kevin Warsh), and AI macro shifts. US 10y at 4.5% Q2 then 4.25% year-end; long 10y bunds on adverse European terms-of-trade; constrained UK duration; selective front-end carry including long July ECB and 1y1y SEK vs USD.
Key Takeaways
- US 10y at 4.5% Q2, 4.25% year-end; US 30y ~5% should attract buying
- European adverse terms-of-trade supports long 10y bunds and long EU vs Germany
- UK 10y ~4.75% year-end but not long UK duration at this stage
- Front-end carry: long July ECB, Receive Sep vs Jul BoE, 1y1y SEK vs USD
- Curve: flattening bias globally, high-conviction Japan 2s10s steepener (6m fwd)
- End-2026: US 4.25%, Germany 2.75%, UK 4.75%, JGB 2.75%, Swiss 0.40%, Aus 4.85%
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Comprehensive rates outlook covering geopolitical disruption, monetary transitions, and AI macro effects with actionable G10 trade ideas.
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