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Bond market pointing to rising inflation, interest rate and recession risk (opens the original)
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We are witnessing a once-in-a-generation bond market sell-off. It's the main event on global financial markets at present, which also means there are implications for millions of Australians. For the uninitiated, a bond is generally either a corporate or government IOU, and these debt securities can be traded by big investment groups and everyday retail investors. Generally considered safer than the volatile share market, the bond market provides an economic canary in the coal mine because it ca
Mortgage wars return as lenders compete for borrowers (opens the original)
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Competition in the mortgage market is heating up as banks compete for fewer customers by cutting home loan rates. The Commonwealth Bank has the largest slice of the mortgage pie among the big four banks, with Macquarie Bank now nipping at its heels. Economists expect the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates later this month or in November. Competition in the mortgage market is heating up as banks compete for fewer customers by cutting home loan rates, even as the Reserve Bank threatens to raise t
Bond market spells trouble for economy - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The bond market is often the window into the soul of the international economy. The interest rate on the Australian 10-year government bond is near a 15-year high, and the risk is it could move higher. This could mean higher interest rates for longer and serious friction within the economy. The interest rate on the Australian 10-year government bond is near a 15-year high, and the risk is it could move higher.(Reuters: Simon Dawson)
More banks forecast RBA September interest rate hike — as it happened (opens the original)
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Several Australian banks and global investment banks are now forecasting the Reserve Bank will hike the cash rate again later this month. National Australia Bank, Deutsche Bank and now UBS are all expecting the RBA to hike interest rates on September 29. Meanwhile, the Australian dollar has climbed back above 72 US cents. Disclaimer: This blog is not intended as investment advice. Choose what information you see below by using filters Thank you for joining us on the ABC business blog today. The
Once-in-a-generation Australian bond sell-off is 'bad news' for everyone (opens the original)
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The yield of the Australian government's 10-year bond has climbed to a 15-year high, in a worrying sign for Australian borrowers. The bond is an IOU, with the buyer of that particular bond receiving fixed payments for money lent to the Australian government for a decade, but now bonds are being sold off due to market concerns about inflation. Japanese, British and US government bond yields have also surged, demonstrating growing global concern about debt and inflation. The Australian government'
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