Positioning Update
March 2026: Holding Pattern
February 24, 2026
Long-term yields have fallen but remain in a tight range, and extra yield from lower-quality and EM continues to be a focus.
The Iran conflict has unended markets, our positioning is set to capitalize on a near-term outcome.
Long-term yields have fallen but remain in a tight range, and extra yield from lower-quality and EM continues to be a focus.
The 'sell America" trade upset the dollars recovery, the Index takes a shift away and looks to pick up some yield.
Every developed-world bond market saw higher long-term yields, with one exception: the U.S. 10-year yield.
As we enter the 2026 calendar year, the Index remains long the dollar and the committee expects higher rates.
After a year of struggles, the dollar looks to be an attractive investment opportunity in December.