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…
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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…
Tim Hext: Soft landing more likely but don’t hold your breath on rate cuts
The RBA seems happy that inflation is heading in the right direction, but it’s a difficult path from here to the 2-3% band, notes Pendal’s head of bond strategies TIM…
Steve Campbell: Rates still on hold but no victory declaration yet
If services inflation remain stickier than the RBA expects, further policy tightening can’t be ruled out, argues Pendal’s head of cash strategies, STEVE CAMPBELL Why bonds, why now? Hear more…
Tim Hext: Australian inflation is heading back to 4pc
Despite higher-than-expected monthly data, the outlook for inflation should be mildly friendly over the next few months, says Pendal’s TIM HEXT Why bonds, why now? Pendal’s income and fixed interest…
Amy Xie Patrick: The market’s getting excited about China again, but it may be premature
A new signal from China caused excitement among investors this week. AMY XIE PATRICK explains what it means Take caution with China’s latest property signal Why bonds, why now? Pendal’s income…
Anna Hong: What the latest job numbers mean for bond investors
The unemployment rate remains low. Pendal assistant PM ANNA HONG explains what that means for rates and bonds Why bonds, why now? Find out more from Pendal’s income and fixed…
Fast podcast: Three things blunting the impact of rate rises on inflation
Inflation isn’t under control and the RBA still has work to do, argues Pendal’s OLIVER GE You can also listen to this podcast on Apple or Spotify An excerpt from…