Australian Bond Exchange

ABE Weekly – New Dual Board a Possibility for the RBA

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 21st April 2023 The Weekly PDF Version Key Points  BOE & RBA note rising inflation is increasing corporate and government bond yields Reserve Bank of Australia review proposes restructure, with two new boards Australian consumer confidence recovers despite inflation The inverse yield curve in US treasury bonds continues Data […]

ABE Weekly – Alan Kohler interviews our CEO, Bradley McCosker

Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 14th April 2023 The Weekly PDF Version   Source, Australian Bond Exchange Our CEO, Bradley McCosker recently spoke to Alan Kohler to discuss how and why you should invest in bonds, and how the Australian Bond Exchange gives retail investors access to the bond market directly. Listen to the […]

ABE Weekly: RBA Pauses Cash Rate Hikes

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 7th April 2023 The Weekly PDF Version   Source, Australian Bond Exchange Key points: The RBA paused its run of interest rate hikes, cash rate is 3.60 per cent (AUS) The monthly CPI indicator rose 6.8 per cent in the twelve months to February (AUS) Cash rate is 4.83 […]

ABE Weekly – UK raises the cash rate again

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 31 March 2023 The Weekly PDF Version Source, Australian Bond Exchange Key points: The “Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development” (OECD) growth expectation for Australia is 1.8 per cent for 2023 (AUS) The February “Consumer Price Index” (CPI) slowed to 6.8 per cent from 7.4 per cent last month […]

ABE Weekly – Australia needs more rate hikes to curb inflation

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 24 March 2023 The Weekly PDF Version   Key points: The “Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development” (OECD) growth expectation for Australia is 1.8 per cent for 2023 (AUS) Inflation, measured by the “Consumer Price Index” (CPI) indicator, rose by 1.9 per cent in the December quarter and 7.8 […]

ABE Weekly – Silicon Valley Bank Collapses

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 17 March 2023 ABE Weekly 17 March 2023 PDF Version Key points: Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in the United States collapsed (US) Cash rates remain at 3.6 per cent (Aus) The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 1.9 per cent this quarter and the monthly CPI slowed down to 7.4 […]

ABE Weekly – RBA continues to hike the cash rate

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 10 March 2023 ABE Weekly 10 March 2023 PDF Version       Key points: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cash rate is 3.6 per cent (Aus) The “Consumer Price Index” (CPI) increased 7.8 per cent over the twelve months to the December 2022 quarter (Aus) The Fed […]

ABE Weekly: More work to achieve tighter regulation of crypto assets

Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 3 March 2023 ABE Weekly 3 March 23                       Key Points Inflation is 7.8 per cent (Australia) The “Reserve Bank of Australia” (RBA) cash rate is 3.35 per cent (Australia) The “Consumer Price Index” (CPI) increased 6.4 per cent in the twelve months to January (US) The Federal funds […]

ABE Weekly – RBA flags two more interest rate rises

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 24 February 2023 ABE Weekly 24 February 23 Key Points RBA cash rate is 3.35 per cent (AUS) Inflation is 7.8 per cent (AUS) US Fed funds rate is 4.58 per cent (US) Inflation is 6.4 per cent (US) Inflation over 5 per cent (EU) ECB rate 3 per […]

ABE Weekly 17/02/2023

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Australian Bond Exchange Weekly Newsletter Friday 17 February 2023 ABE Weekly 17 February 2023 Key Points The interest rate stands at 3.35 per cent (AUS)  The burden of interest rates is falling disproportionately on middle-income families (AUS)  Inflation stands at 7.8 per cent (AUS)  China’s recovery could hinder Australia in the form of higher rent […]