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| | ... billion), general government ($44.6 billion) and households ($19.2 billion). "Commonwealth government issuance of Treasury bonds was the highest since September quarter 2020, driven largely by increased funding requirements," Tan said. |
| | | ... investigation into ANZ's role as joint lead manager and risk manager of the issuance of 10-year Australian government Treasury Bonds last year. The investigation, commenced April last year, is currently ongoing. Appearing before the Parliamentary Joint ... |
| | | ... their portfolio. The ETF aims to provide Australian advisers and investors with targeted exposure to long-end US Treasury bonds. BlackRock said Australian investors may consider ULTB for portfolio diversification, as adding duration can provide defence ... |
| | | ... with our expectations." ANZ said ASIC continues to investigate the bank's execution of a 2023 issuance of 10-year Treasury Bonds by the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM), a process it said is still expected to take some months. The bank ... |
| | | ... Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is investigating its execution of a 2023 bond issuance of 10-year Treasury Bonds by the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM). ANZ said it was appointed by the AOFM to act as a risk manager in relation ... |
| | | ... further fuelled by the anticipation of the US Federal Reserve initiating rate reductions in 2024. "Meanwhile, US Treasury bonds, the world's most heavily traded, offer stabilising properties in market environments anticipating peak growth and heightened ... |
| | | ... Mexico, Russia, and Turkey. The US CDS market is still relatively new and much smaller in size when compared to US Treasury bonds, he said. Further, the illiquidity of the US CDS market, along with the restrictions on market-making by non-US banks, partially ... |
| | | ... comedy film, "something's gotta give"... and that, Virginia, is the US bond market. The yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds have been on the rise. No need for numbers, the chart below says it all: Yields have been going up and up because of rising ... |
| | | ... a mere 0.6% return premium to developed markets." In fixed income, it expects an interest of 1% from 10-year US Treasury Bonds. Global high yield will produce an annualised return of 5.6% p.a. over the period. "Low but steady interest rates should translate ... |
| | | ... "There are two roles alternatives play in a current portfolio; diversification and income," Khazzam said. "10-year Treasury bonds are trading in some cases below 0.5%, and the rest of the world has zero or negative rates. There is going to be even more ... |
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