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Emerging Market Debt Back in Focus for Australian Institutions

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A new global report from investment consultancy bfinance is encouraging Australian institutional investors to revisit Emerging Market Debt (EMD) allocations, with fresh data highlighting...

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Investors are Seeking the Right Answers to the Wrong Questions

Robert Almeida, Jr.

Key points: Are investors asking the right questions? Rate cuts are not a panacea for broken businesses. What really matters are fundamentals. Are these the...

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Expert View – An Interview With Barry Ziegler, Head of Fixed Income at Bell Potter

Elizabeth Moran

Barry Ziegler, Head of Fixed Income at Bell Potter talks about his fascinating career and experience. Barry was involved in bringing the first retail...

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Higher U.S. Long‑term Yields, Steeper Curve: Why My Thesis Still Holds

Arif Husain

With the Federal Reserve in easing mode, the question many clients have been asking me is whether I still expect the 10‑year U.S. Treasury...

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Market Evolution: Investing in Asset Backed Securities

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From Challenger Since its inception in the 1970s, the global asset backed securities market has evolved beyond mortgage-backed assets to include loans secured by autos,...

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Midyear Outlook: Filter the Noise, Find the Opportunity

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From Anders Persson, Chief Investment Officer, Head of Global Fixed Income at Nuveen, regarding the latest fixed income insights from Nuveen's 2025 Global Investment Committee...

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Strong Investment Case For China Bonds

Staff Writer

Article contributed by asset manager Ninety One China’s inclusion into major bond indices is an exciting step for this asset class. We look at five...

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AU Inflation – A Report to Match Australia’s (Hot) Weather

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By Matt Simpson, Senior Market Analyst, City Index There’s no escaping the fact that Australian inflation continues to point the wrong way for the RBA...