Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense: Part 2

Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense: Part 2

In our «GANÉ Express dated May 28, 2026», we strongly emphasized the ongoing risks in global bond markets: Soaring U.S. government debt, rapidly rising yields in Japan, the increasing risk of bankruptcy for energy-intensive companies, and the low likelihood of rapid...
Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense: Part 2

Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense

The bond market is currently undergoing a rapid repricing, with velocity and momentum extending far beyond historical volatility averages. This surge in yields across G10 sovereign debt has triggered massive capital losses, even in supposedly low-risk government...
Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense: Part 2

US Dollar – yes or no?

The global monetary architecture is currently navigating one of its most volatile phases since the Second World War. In 2025, a double-digit depreciation of the US Dollar against the Euro marked a preliminary flashpoint of mounting political and fiscal uncertainty....
Why Risk-Off in Bonds Still Makes Sense: Part 2

Managing geopolitical risks

Donald Trump continues to move capital markets. With the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US special forces and the demand to buy Greenland – under threat of massive punitive tariffs against European NATO allies – the US administration has ushered in a...
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