Monthly inflation data is coming. Here’s what it means
What does the new monthly CPI indicator mean for investors? Pendal’s TIM HEXT explains STARTING in October, Australian investors will finally get a monthly snapshot of inflation data. This is…
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Anna Hong: How the new monthly CPI indicator will impact investors
In October Australia will move from quarterly to monthly reporting of inflation data. Pendal assistant portfolio manager ANNA HONG explains what that means AUSTRALIA moves to monthly Consumer Price Index…
Consumers and business head in different directions
Consumers and business can only be out of step for so long — and 2023 will see a reckoning, writes Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT WE ALL…
Fixed Interest: What’s next for rates and inflation
What does the RBA’s latest monetary policy statement mean for rates and inflation? Here’s a snapshot from Pendal’s head of cash strategies STEVE CAMPBELL INVESTOR response to the RBA’s monetary…
‘No pre-set path’: What the RBA statement means for investors
Did this week’s RBA statement this week signal fewer rate hikes ahead? Probably not, says Pendal’s head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT THE RBA statement this week played a…
What’s next after today’s 50bp rates hike
What’s next after today’s 0.5 percentage point hike? Here’s a quick snapshot from Pendal’s head of cash strategies STEVE CAMPBELL THE Reserve Bank raised the cash rate by a further…
TIM HEXT: Goods prices are peaking but services have a way to go
The RBA’s path back to neutral cash rates this year is on track. The bigger story for long bonds is the US path to potential recession, writes our head of…
What today’s inflation data means for interest rates
The latest CPI data doesn’t warrant anything more aggressive than the RBA’s recent 50 basis point moves, says Pendal’s head of cash strategies STEVE CAMPBELL INFLATION data for the second…
Amy Xie Patrick: The value proposition for bonds right now
Bonds are back. Here Pendal’s head of income strategies AMY XIE PATRICK explains why Ten-year bond rates close to 4 per cent Benchmark returns for other asset classes higher Negative…
Tim Hext: RBA heads back to neutral. But where is neutral?
The Reserve Bank considers a neutral rate around 2.5% and a bit. But how much is the bit? TIM HEXT has some answers IT’S BEEN clear for a number of…