Rathbones sees UK interest rates rising less than markets expect

By Public Technologies
  • Rathbones' November 3, 2026, market analysis favors avoiding highly leveraged AI companies reliant on debt to fund expansion.
  • US hyperscalers project spending exceeding $1 trillion annually for three years; rising financing costs threaten weaker competitors.
  • UK interest rates are unlikely to reach the market-implied 4.75% by September 2027, in the wealth manager's view.
  • Government bond allocations provide a counterweight to disappointing AI growth; shorter maturities limit exposure to a fiscal-driven bond market crisis.
  • Inflation-linked government bonds remain portfolio holdings as the unresolved Iran War sustains energy-price risks.


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