Steve Campbell: Expect rates to stay unchanged til 2024
The RBA has again left the cash rate unchanged at 4.1% — which is where it’s likely to remain for the rest of the year, argues Pendal’s head of cash…
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Tim Hext: It’s ‘so far, so good’ on rates and the economy. But what’s next?
You can also listen to this podcast on Apple or Spotify An excerpt from this interview with Pendal’s head of government bond strategies Tim Hext: After the latest inflation numbers, you’re probably thinking…
Inflation back below 5pc – but getting to 2-3pc remains a challenge
Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT explains the latest inflation data and what it means for the economic outlook Why bonds, why now? Pendal’s income and fixed interest…
Recession risk is still out there. Here’s why
The risk of recession appears to be sidelined for now, but investors may be overlooking one factor, argues Pendal’s OLIVER GE Tightening credit threatens business viability Bonds best protection from…
Got money in a global bond index fund? You should read this
Global bond index funds carry hidden risks that undermine their role in providing stability and defensiveness to a portfolio. Pendal’s MICHAEL BLAYNEY explains Flawed bond indexes weighting based on indebtedness…
Are Australian mortgage holders facing a cliff or a speed bump?
The mortgage cliff may not yet have appeared, but we’re only halfway through the roll-off of Covid-era fixed-rate loans, points out Pendal assistant PM ANNA HONG Why bonds, why now?…
Tim Hext: Wage growth remains under control – for now
Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT explains the latest wage data and what it means for rates and bonds Why bonds, why now? Pendal’s income and fixed interest…
Another Chinese property developer is in trouble. Here’s what it means
China’s property sector woes continued this week as another big property developer found itself in trouble. AMY XIE PATRICK explains Take caution with China’s latest property signal Why bonds, why…
Green bonds: What are they and how do you choose the right ones?
As the Albanese government prepares to issue Australia’s first sovereign green bonds, Pendal’s head of credit and sustainable strategies GEORGE BISHAY and ESG credit analyst MURRAY ACKMAN explain the issues…
Tim Hext: What to pay attention to in the RBA’s latest monetary policy statement
Here Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT points out what to pay attention to in the RBA’s latest monetary policy statement Why bonds, why now? Pendal’s income and…