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| | | ... the upturn in inflation. The Riksbank will also continue to reinvest maturities and coupons from the government bond portfolio until further notice. The repo rate is held unchanged at -0.50 percent and will start to be raised slowly in the middle of ... |
| | | | ... at 8 April 2016, according to the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) that manages the government's bond portfolio and debt issuance. This is up 14% or $53 billion since 30 June 2015 which was up 16% or $50 billion through 2013-14. In June ... |
| | | | Holding high quality bonds in an attempt to generate income and offset volatility and drawdowns in the stock market was an approach that served investors well leading up to the financial crisis. Low yields and interest rates mean bonds now offer less ... |
| | | | ... corporate bonds from $500,000 to $50,000. In 2013, FIIG cut the minimum parcel again to $10,000, making a diversified bond portfolio affordable for smaller investors. FIIG now facilitates over $1 billion of corporate Bond transactions per month for individuals ... |
| | | | Managing duration is the key to reducing risk as the 30-year bond market bull-run comes to a close, according to a number of fixed income experts. Interest rates in many countries reached historical lows in recent years as central banks aggressively ... |
| | | | BlackRock has opened its Fixed Income Global Opportunities Fund (FIGO) to Australian investors. FIGO is a flexible global multi-sector fixed income strategy that seeks to achieve a positive total return. While the fund is not tied to a benchmark, it ... |
| | | | ... about a coming significant correction are beginning to thin out. Heck, I even Mark Kiesel, global head of corporate bond portfolio management, on Bloomberg TV saying that US stocks are in a "sweet spot". He should be peddling bonds, shouldn't he? And ... |
| | | | Investors should prepare their portfolios for rising prices now, before the price of inflation protection products soars, a senior QIC portfolio manager has warned. With global economic conditions improving, central banks are expected to start unwinding ... |
| | | | ... arising from the end of quantitative easing and the impending global interest rate rise, according to a senior global bond portfolio manager at AllianceBernstein. Alison Martier explained that investors with a domestic focus and an adherence to market ... |
| | | | The US Federal Reserve will get their policy action right, and there is no need to fear a 1994-style crash in bonds, according to Fidelity Worldwide Investment head of quantitative research David Buckle. Global bonds and equity markets have shown signs ... |
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