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Australian Credit Monthly | January 2024
Fixed Income
Australian Credit Monthly | January 2024
The broad fixed income market was relatively quiet for a change month-on-month, marking an end to many months of volatility.
Charlie Callan, CFA | 08 February 2024
What do cheese and hybrids have in common?
Fixed Income
What do cheese and hybrids have in common?
Losing the confidence of your funders, whether retail or institutional, has fast and far-reaching implications.
Charlie Callan, CFA | 23 March 2023
Why Fidelity is bullish on China
Markets
Why Fidelity is bullish on China
Chinese bonds top the list of focus areas for the fund manager’s multi-asset team.
Glenn Freeman | 16 June 2020
International exposure can bring big benefits, says Morningstar
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International exposure can bring big benefits, says Morningstar
Minimising home bias within their portfolios should be a key focus for Australian investors in 2019, says Tim Murphy, director of manager research,...
Glenn Freeman | 22 January 2019
RBA urged to pull rates lever twice in 2018
Markets
RBA urged to pull rates lever twice in 2018
Two official rate rises in the next six months would instil caution among investors without upsetting the economy at large, says Monash University...
Glenn Freeman | 03 July 2018
Fees not the whole story when weighing bond funds
Markets
Fees not the whole story when weighing bond funds
This study may help investors make a more informed decision between an active bond fund and a lower-cost passive strategy, writes Morningstar's...
Miriam Sjoblom | 09 May 2018
Why investors shouldn't bail on bonds
Markets
Why investors shouldn't bail on bonds
The bond market bear has started to show its teeth, but this doesn't mean investors should ignore this US$100 trillion market, writes JP Morgan's...
Kerry Craig | 07 May 2018
China's bond market largely untapped by foreign investors
Markets
China's bond market largely untapped by foreign investors
At US$10.5 trillion, China’s bond market was the world's third largest as of September 2017, behind the US and Japan.
Glenn Freeman | 19 February 2018