Rate rise: What’s next after RBA waves the white flag
The RBA’s credibility has taken a hit, but it can now get on with normalising policy like most other developed market central banks, says Pendal’s TIM HEXT TODAY’S RBA announcement…
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FAST PODCAST: Not all income funds are well positioned for rising bond yields
Bond yields have been rising and fixed interest investing is gaining advocates. But not all income funds are well positioned to take advantage. Pendal’s head of income strategies Amy Xie…
Tim Hext: RBA in final preparation for take off
Where will interest rates be at the end of 2022 and 2023? Here’s a view from Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT THE Reserve Bank is keen to…
Inverted yield curve: what it means (and it’s not what you think)
The current yield curve inversion — where short-dated bonds yield more than long-dated bonds — may not mean a recession is imminent, argues Pendal’s OLIVER GE Yield curve inversion traditionally…
Anna Hong: What’s next for rates after RBA loses patience
What’s next for rates now the Reserve Bank has lost its patience? Assistant portfolio manager ANNA HONG explains THE Reserve Bank this week took a small step towards a June…
Federal Budget will embolden the RBA on rates — but not as much as you think
Not surprisingly in an election year, the federal government is already spending its recent windfall in the Budget. TIM HEXT explains what that means for rates and bonds WHETHER you…
Why bonds are worth considering even as rates rise
Bonds have the potential to provide a positive investment return even during central bank rate-hiking cycles. Pendal’s OLIVER GE explains how RATES go up, bonds go down. It’s an investing…
Look to government bonds instead of term deposits
Ultra-loose monetary policy is creating exceptions to risk and reward – and bringing opportunities for investors seeking better returns for their cash. OLIVER GE explains Bonds paying better returns than…
Anna Hong: Debt, disruption and demographics determine where bonds go next
Understand debt, disruption and demographics and you’ll understand why it could be a good time to buy bonds. Pendal’s ANNA HONG explains AUSTRALIAN 10-year bonds yields are at a four-year…