TREE NEWS reports: UBS Asset Management said US Treasuries are attractive from a longer-term investment perspective and expects the 10-year Treasury yield to decline over the next 12 months. The firm advised investors to seriously consider phased entry into US government bonds.
UBS Asset Management Sees US Treasuries as Attractive, Expects 10-Year Yield to Fall
A major asset manager publicly calling Treasuries attractive and forecasting a lower 10-year yield is a directional view on duration, not a data point, and it lands as tokenized Treasury products compete for the same rate exposure on-chain. The call matters most for RWA platforms whose value proposition rests on yield-bearing government debt, since a sustained decline in yields would reshape the relative appeal of holding Treasuries directly versus wrapped or tokenized versions. Whether other large managers echo the phased-entry framing, and whether the yield path actually validates it over the stated horizon, is the open question.
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