Summary
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- The outsized volatility in G10 rates markets from February and March has abated.
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- Markets still price the end of the current global tightening cycle, with policy rates at or near their respective peaks.
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- US pricing is the most dovish, with the Federal Reserve (Fed) policy rate expected to be lower by yearend.
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- Eurozone, UK, and Swiss pricing is less dovish, with policy rates expected to be higher by yearend.
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