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| | | Vanguard has appointed Gemma Wright-Casparius as a senior portfolio manager and principal of the firm's US-based fixed income group. She will report to Kenneth Volpert, principal and head of Vanguard's taxable bond group. Wright-Casparius will co-manage ... |
| | | | ... in a range between 102.50 US cents and 104.20 US cents over then next 24 hours, he said. Meanwhile, the Australian bond market was firmer at noon as traders sought out safe-haven investments. The September 10-year bond futures contract was trading at ... |
| | | | ... cents during the domestic session on Tuesday, but could rise to 105.50 US cents overnight. Meanwhile, the Australian bond market came under pressure as further rallies on European and US equity markets overnight saw risk sentiment bounce back, prompting ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar was stronger on Tuesday after a bouyant night on European and US equity markets and as commodities also pushed higher. At 0710 AEST on Tuesday, the Australian dollar was trading at 105.03 US cents, up from 104.16 US cents on Monday. ... |
| | | | ... 103.75 US cents and 104.65 US cents for the remainder of the domestic session, he said. Meanwhile, the Australian bond market came under pressure as risk sentiment bounced back, causing local traders to sell safe-haven bonds in favour of relatively riskier ... |
| | | | Trading volumes spiked at dark pools and exchange traded funds after record volatility hit global equity and bond markets last week. Sam Macqueen, director of block trading venue provider Liquidnet Australia, said the daily average volume of trade in ... |
| | | | ... had traded between 103.57 and 103.05 US cents during the local session on Friday morning. Meanwhile, the Australian bond market was weaker at noon as market sentiment improved, causing local traders to sell safe-haven bonds in favour of relatively riskier ... |
| | | | Investors panicked sending the Australian stock market into freefall and bond markets soaring, following large losses on Wall Street. In morning trade, the All Ordinaries index plummeted 211.2 points or 5.21% to 3845.5, while the S&P/ASX 200 lapsed ... |
| | | | ... yields of the US curve for Treasuries with maturities from two through to 30 years fallen (prices have risen)? Are bond market investors deaf -- are they blind - to S&P's warning that USA would be harder to put to repay its debt obligations? But no ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market is expected to follow Wall Street into another day of steep declines, after New York indices all plunged by around six per cent overnight. At 0721 AEST on the ASX 24, the September share price index futures contract was 153 ... |
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