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Global bonds buckle as surging oil prices inflame inflation risks (opens the original)
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SYDNEY, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Global bond yields spiked to new highs and sharemarkets slumped on Friday as soaring oil prices inflamed inflation risks, sending investors scrambling to price in more policy tightening from central banks across the globe. Brent crude climbed to a four-month high of $109.97 a barrel on Friday after a 6% overnight jump, capping a weekly gain of nearly 13%. Oil flows remained restricted through the Strait of Hormuz as the U.S. and Iran traded attacks, while Iran-align
Australia inflation runs hot in July, markets reprice rate hike risk (opens the original)
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SYDNEY, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Australian consumer prices rose more than expected in July as fuel costs jumped, data showed on Wednesday, while core inflation also exceeded forecasts and added to the risk of another hike in interest rates. That was enough to send the local dollar up 0.3% to $0.7183, hitting a 12-week high, while three-year government bond futures reversed an earlier rally to be last down 4 ticks at 95.41. Traders are scrambling to reprice the risk of a fourth rate hike from the Re
Australia's central bank warns further hike 'quite possible' after holding rates steady (opens the original)
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SYDNEY, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank held its cash rate steady at 4.35% for a second straight meeting on Tuesday, saying the economy was slowing as expected, but warned it might hike again if needed to control inflation. Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock struck a hawkish tone at the post-meeting press conference by saying that she personally thought it was "quite possible" that rates may need to go up again, keeping alive the risk of a fourth rate increase this
Australia's sudden housing chill seeps into economy (opens the original)
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SYDNEY, July 28 (Reuters) - Australia's housing market is suffering its worst slowdown since the pandemic as rising borrowing costs and a sharp reversal in tax breaks shake confidence in a normally reliable source of economic growth. Buyers and sellers alike have suddenly stepped back as house price appreciation no longer seems inevitable, a sea change in mood after decades of inexorable gains that turned Australian property into some of the world's most expensive. With home prices in Sydney a
Australia jobs blow past expectations in June, cements bets of another rate rise (opens the original)
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SYDNEY, July 23 (Reuters) - Australian employment surged past all expectations in June, data showed on Thursday, in a sign of economic resilience that had markets wagering another hike in interest rates would be needed to restrain inflation. The upbeat data sent the Australian dollar up 0.3% to $0.7020 while three-year government bond futures fell 5 ticks to 95.4, the lowest since early June. Markets narrowed the odds of a fourth rate rise in August to 33%, with a move by the year end priced
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