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…
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Anna Hong: What we learned from the latest RBA minutes
What is the neutral cash rate in Australia? The debate rages on. Pendal assistant portfolio manager ANNA HONG explains Today’s RBA minutes provide insights into the central bank’s decision making…
Anna Hong: What today’s RBA rate hike means for investors
What does the RBA’s latest interest rate hike mean for investors? Pendal assistant portfolio manager ANNA HONG explains TODAY’S RBA rate hike of 50 basis points is no surprise –…
TIM HEXT: What investors should know about the outlook for State debt
State government debt is becoming increasingly higher in yield against Commonwealth debt. Pendal’s Tim HEXT explains what that means for investors AUSTRALIA is slowly re-emerging as a federation of states after…
TIM HEXT: Inflation noise gets louder but real yields move markets
Are bonds a buy? Our head of government bonds Tim Hext offers his view in Pendal’s weekly Income & Fixed Interest snaphot RATE HIKE expectations turned up another notch last…
FAST PODCAST: How to think about inflation and rates right now
In this podcast Tim Hext explains how the nature of inflation is changing, what’s driving recession fears and which asset classes look promising An excerpt from this interview with Pendal’s…
TIM HEXT: Fiscal policy will stay expansionary under Labor. Here’s what that means
Monetary policy will have to work harder to keep inflation in check if the new Labor government is still putting extra dollars into pockets, writes Pendal’s TIM HEXT THE federal…
Labor won’t bring big change on the economic front
After the evolution of Coalition fiscal spending habits during the pandemic, Australia’s new Labor government won’t be a big change, says Pendal’s Anna Hong ON THE economic front, Australians will…
Fixed interest: time for tactical moves as big picture emerges
Has inflation peaked and if so, what’s next for fixed interest investors? Here’s a view from our head of government bond strategies TIM HEXT AMONG the many adages I’ve heard…
TIM HEXT: This week’s modest wages data won’t last
The latest wages data shows surprisingly modest growth in some sectors. But wages are the ultimate lagging indicator and that will soon change, says our head of government bond strategies…