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| | ... corporate credit or emerging markets debt," Somaia said. "We think this provides the diversification of high-quality government bonds while generating some income." |
| | | ... 0.1%; the interest rate on Exchange Settlement balances down to zero; and, purchasing A$100 billion worth of government bonds of maturities of around 5 to 10 years over the next six months. Since then, the political uncertainty in the US has been removed ... |
| | | ... cent a reduction in the interest rate on Exchange Settlement balances to zero the purchase of $100 billion of government bonds of maturities of around five to 10 years over the next six months. Can you spell QE? The RBA's bond purchases are intended ... |
| | | ... Additionally it reduced the interest rate on Exchange Settlement balances to zero and purchase of $100 billion of government bonds of maturities of around five to 10 years over the next six months. Despite many economists predicting the move, insights ... |
| | | ... Commonwealth and Ors is a potential class action with lead claimant Katta O'Donnell, who owns Australian government bonds. O'Donnell is seeking to hold the Australian government to account over climate change risks, arguing that failure to act ... |
| | | ... of the list is Japan, with trillions in pension assets, funds that are increasingly looking to invest outside government bonds and have low historic involvement of independent asset consultants. Frontier has been cultivating relationships in the region ... |
| | | ... Commonwealth and Ors is a potential class action with lead claimant Katta O'Donnell, who owns Australian government bonds. O'Donnell is seeking to hold the Australian government to account over climate change risks, arguing that failure to act ... |
| | | ... example, is an easy place to goose returns. Through time, credit securities produce higher yield than highly rated government bonds. So long as there is not a credit crunch the fund will show a higher return than the benchmark. This is not skill, it ... |
| | | ... interest rates unchanged - the targets for the official cash rate at 0.25% and the yield on 3-year Australian Government bonds at 25 basis points - at its September meeting, as expected. What came as a bit of a surprise was the RBA board's decision ... |
| | | ... to the wheel." Sure, there's no better time to borrow. Based on Factset data, Australia can issue 30-year government bonds at just 1.75% -- accounting for inflation, that's practically free money. But as the Chair of the Economics Committee Tim ... |
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