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| | | ... here in Australia, and we're doing so at a time when bond yields are particularly topical." "As we sit here today, US yields are pushing through 5% for the first time in many years. Australian yields are around 5.5%," he told Financial Standard. ... |
| | | | ... yield, so capex-related issuance is already having an impact at the margin." In his article, De Silva explained that US yields have increased over the last five years, and annual AI-related capex is expected to grow from US$400 billion to over US$2 trillion ... |
| | | | ... begin reducing the $85 billion per month US bond buying program down to $60-65 billion has led to expectations that US yields are on the way back up. The sentiment shift has seen US yields already almost double from 1.6% in May to 2.9% in early September ... |
| | | | ... from emerging market debt and US$2.9 billion from emerging equity markets. This is understandable given that rising US yields reduce the premium offered by emerging market bonds - more so when inflation is taken into consideration. Because of higher ... |
| | | | ... to ensure return OF capital. Yes, they've come back up a bit from the 1.46% low hit on 1 June, but at 1.65%, 10-year US yields are still below the 2.08% GFC low. I don't know about you what could be scarier than that spooky episode back in 2008/09 when ... |
| | | | ... at the last week's close from 2.9 per cent a year ago. There are many possible explanations for the rise in long-term US yields. From traders switching out of the bond market and into riskier assets, to rising inflation expectations, to increased default ... |
| | | | ... start of 2009 to around 3.80 per cent so far this year. There are many possible explanations for the rise in long-term US yields. From traders switching out of the bond market and into riskier assets, to rising inflation expectations, to increased default ... |
| | | | ... wary of the potential for other banks to bid for AMP. The Australian bond market was also stronger after the decline in US yields overnight, and despite news of a $2.4 billion trade deficit in July. The yield on the benchmark May 2013 bond fell 7.5 points ... |
| | | | ... blue-chips Rio and BHP Billiton were also weaker. The Australian bond market was also stronger, following a decline in US yields overnight. The yield on the 10-year bond was 5.54%, down five points from last night's close. The Australian dollar was trading ... |
| | | | ... resource leaders Rio and BHP Billiton were also a touch lower. The Bond market was also weaker, following a jump in US yields overnight on further evidence of a strengthening US recovery. The yield on the benchmark May 2013 bond climbed four basis points ... |
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