Attractive bond yields in the United Kingdom 3/3

28 Mar

Attractive bond yields in the United Kingdom 3/3

The bond market is gaining appeal, with anticipated rate cuts expected to soften the yield curve's short end. While ten-year UK yields offer a premium over inflation, British debt is still seen as less secure. The yield curve is projected to normalize, improving prospects for long-term bonds.

Key Points

  • Economic weakness continues into 2025
  • Uncertainty does not support the British economy
  • Leading indicators confirm GDP stagnation
  • Labour market still adjusting
  • Household confidence not improving
  • Inflation not yet under control
  • BoE hesitates but will probably cut rates in May
  • The bond market now looks more attractive
  • Towards a period of stabilization for the pound
  • Securitized real estate still awaiting rate cuts
  • FTSE 100 reaches target of 8,800 points