We think 10-year yields will rise gradually in most cases

While the RBNZ is gearing up to hiking rates next year, we think that most developed market (DM) central banks will look through temporary rises in inflation and leave rates unchanged until early 2023 at the earliest. This feeds into our forecast that the yields of 10-year DM government bonds will rise only gradually, in most cases, over the next couple of years.

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