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We All Need to Think Like Bond Traders

Gary Norden

Think of the last time you made a large purchase, such as a car, house, or even a TV. You would have compared products...

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BetaShares AAA ETF in the Spotlight

Elizabeth Moran

BetaShares Australian High Interest Cash ETF (ASX:AAA) is the largest fixed income ETF in the market with $3.366 billion in funds under management as...

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Five Economists Discuss Interest Rates, Residential Property and Investment

Elizabeth Moran

Earlier this week I attended the Australian Securitisation Forum Conference in Sydney. In the opening panel discussion, Luci Ellis, Chief Economist at Westpac (also...

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Analysis of 4 Political Policy Areas on the U.S. Economy

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From Chief U.S. Economist PGIM Fixed Income, Tom Porcelli. PGIM Fixed Income conducted analysis based on the potential election scenarios and their estimated impact on...

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As the Paradigm Shifts, Liquidity is Here to Stay

Robert Almeida, Jr.

History teaches us that governments struggle to rein in liquidity once it's been unleashed. We're entering a new paradigm in which tangible fixed...

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Australian Interest Rates to Move in 4Q24

Elizabeth Moran

In its latest Central Bank Watch report, Franklin Templeton notes that the RBA turned less hawkish at its March 19 meeting but maintained that...

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How Will The Boom in US Government Debt Supply Affect Markets?

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By Adam Marden, Portfolio Manager, Multi-Asset and Fixed Income at T. Rowe Price The U.S. government will need to issue more Treasury debt to fund...

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JPY Intervention, Fed, and USTs

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From Daleep Singh, Vice Chair & Chief Global Economist, PGIM Backdrop: This was the first US-Japan joint intervention in JPY since Fukushima in 2011. Japan had...

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Markets Look Beyond Geopolitics as AI and Rate Hopes Drive Returns

Chris Iggo

The current peace deal may be fragile, but markets need it to be genuine. If inflation and interest rate risk moderates, bond returns could...

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What a Middle East Ceasefire Means for Markets

Chris Iggo

A permanent end to the Middle East conflict, resulting from the current ceasefire, will mean the macroeconomic outlook has been shaken but not totally...