Asian equities (ex-Japan) should perform relatively well as longer-dated yields move lower and oil comes off its peaks, creating a historically favorable environment; relative valuation and absolute fundamentals support the region.
US 10-year Treasury yields above 4% historically offer good returns; the Fed is done easing and unlikely to hike further, making duration attractive for the next six months, with the intention to jawbone long-end yields lower.
Oil prices are being held artificially lower than they would otherwise be because China has been reducing exports, but as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, imbalances will show through; producer price inflation already shows this coming through, and eventually economic fundamentals will become too clear to ignore, leading to higher oil prices.