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With cuts almost in sight, we still see scope for DM yields to fall

We think the recent falls in long-dated government bond yields across developed market (DM) economies will extend over the remainder of this year, as central banks generally cut by more than investors currently expect. We project most of those yields to end 2024 a bit below where they started it.

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