EZ bond yields may fall back after one last ECB hike

While we suspect that sticky core inflation in the euro-zone will mean “higher for longer” interest rates there, we think that the ECB will eventually deliver more rate cuts than currently priced into the markets. Along with our dovish view of Fed policy, this explains why we expect government bond yields in the euro-zone to fall back later this year and to decline further in 2024.

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