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| | | ... Global Aggregate TR Hedged AUD indexes returned 7.26% and 7.19%, respectively, in 2019," Zaychuk said. "With global central banks keeping interest rates low in conjunction with the promise of lower fees for passive vehicles, demand for fixed interest ... |
| | | | ... full, but bonds are showing global growth slowing, recession risks remaining high and no further tightening from central banks," Kase said. "At this stage it can be explained but they both can't be right in the long term." With low cash rates expected ... |
| | | | ... team said the positive news has been driven by the expectation that the impact on growth will be temporary, and central banks will intervene with lower rates. "Obviously, the risk to EM debt will likely grow if the severity of the pandemic increases ... |
| | | | ... the opportunity to load up on our portfolios at cheaper prices afforded by the current scare. More so, given that central banks around the world have already - Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia - or are prepared (markets expect the Fed cut interest ... |
| | | | ... stabilised, reflecting the partial easing of trade tensions and the significant loosening of monetary policy by many central banks over the past year. Global business confidence and other manufacturing indicators have generally picked up. Domestically ... |
| | | | ... previous year. Schroders head of fixed income and multi-asset Simon Doyle said investors shouldn't depend on central banks pumping out cheap money into the economy and should prepare for a major drawback. "Across financial markets there's a view ... |
| | | | ... horizon which could hamper growth - the progress of the Phase 2 US-China trade deal, the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, central banks changing their policy framework and the relationship between monetary and fiscal policy and whether this is appropriate," ... |
| | | | ... if the government hands them money or reduces their taxes to zero - and they don't go shopping - even if the central banks pay them to borrow - to prop up the economy. Same old, same old. Akin to previous episodes, there's warning over how much ... |
| | | | ... executive David Neal, ranks executives at the world's largest sovereign funds, pensions, endowments, foundations and central banks. |
| | | | ... currencies will lose their dominant position, both domestically and - in some instances - globally too." It argued that central banks will launch their own digital currencies, triggering competition between private sector and the state. Just two weeks ... |
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