Bank Bill Swap Rate – June update
Tamar Hamlyn discusses rising bank bill rates as an indicator of liquidity pressures.
Tamar Hamlyn discusses rising bank bill rates as an indicator of liquidity pressures.
The RBA has been signalling for some time now that the next move in rates, when it eventually comes, will be up rather than down.
Investment grade (IG) credit has been one of the worst performing asset classes so far this year, and its largest segment – USD IG credit – has been the worst hit.
We’ve been noticing early warning indicators of China risk flaring up and those risks have now become real.
Tamar Hamlyn discusses inflation with Livewire and if this is about to change.
Continuing the theme of tightening liquidity, Italian govt. bond markets are noteworthy as an early warning indicator.
Following the budget announcement, we discuss why the current environment places Ardea IM well to continue to identify and exploit inefficiencies in fixed income markets to generate positive investment outcomes for our investors.
We’ve noted previously that the transition from Quantitative Easing (QE) to Quantitative Tightening (QT) is one of the two important paradigm shifts currently taking place in markets.
Despite strong domestic job creation, wage growth in Australia remains subdued and is part of the reason we believe the RBA’s policy tightening cycle will lag the US.
Tamar Hamlyn discusses the current environment of tightening global liquidity and increasing government bond supply, which is having a knock-on effect on domestic liquidity.
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