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Top 10 Fixed Income ETFs for Millennial Investors

Elizabeth Moran

AUSIEX is Australia’s leading share trading platform with 30% of the market and is the leading ETF broker. It has 4,400 registered advisers from...

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Calmness in Rates

Chris Iggo

Central bank rates are converging at their average lowest levels for a few years. The year ahead could be one of stability, which would...

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Goldilocks is Back in Fixed Income

Benoit Anne

Goldilocks is back in fixed income Monetary policy divergence No irrational exuberance among investors The surprising comeback of Goldilocks. It probably has not felt...

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Corporate Hybrids in Demand

Elizabeth Moran

ASX-listed bank hybrids are being phased out and will disappear completely by 2032. Interestingly, the number of over-the-counter corporate hybrids is growing, and these...

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ESG Resilience Amid Uncertainties

Contributing Author

ESG adoption remains robust, particularly in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Asia-Pacific (APAC), even as global adoption has edged lower from...

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Positive Outlook for State Govt Bonds

Jay Sivapalan

In the lead up to Tuesday’s RBA Monetary Policy Board meeting to assess the cash rate, Jay Sivapalan, Head of Fixed Interest at Janus...

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No Data, No Cry

Chris Iggo

There has been no official US economic data this month. The markets have enough to go on to assume a benign macroeconomic backdrop. Equities...

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Australia’s Bond Market Lures Global Investors With Promise of Yields, Liquidity

Contributing Author

Foreign asset managers ramp up allocations to Australian debt, drawn by high-quality assets and a maturing market structure. Key Points: Global investors increasingly drawn to...

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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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Mortgage Delinquencies Are Declining In Most Areas But Pockets Of Weakness Persist

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From Moody's Ratings Mortgage delinquency rates, which have started to decline in most areas around Australia, are set to continue to go down over the...