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Rising Construction and Fuel Prices Push Up Consumer Price Index

Staff Writer

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has risen on the back of larger than expected increases in construction and fuel prices. Australian Bureau of Statistics data...

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Macquarie Asset Management’s 2022 Macroeconomic Predictions

Staff Writer

Macquarie Asset Management has published its Outlook 2022, sharing perspectives on the key themes set to shape the investment landscape and performance of key...

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CBA, Suncorp and Westpac Kick Start 2022

Elizabeth Moran

This year we expect the banks to return to the bond market in full force as the cheap money, Term Funding Facility (TFF) ended...

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Funds To Help Fight Inflation

Elizabeth Moran

US monthly inflation reached 7% last week, the fastest rise since the early 1980s, and the FED came out and said it may have...

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Aviva Investors Forecasts Global GDP Growth and Inflation for 2022

Staff Writer

Aviva Investors has released its 2022 outlook where it expects a global level of elevated inflation to be persistent, not permanent. The report is...

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Monetary Normalisation Is Coming: Janus Henderson

Frank Uhlenbruch

Australian Economic View: January 2022 Frank Uhlenbruch, Investment Strategist in the Janus Henderson Australian Fixed Interest team, provides his Australian economic analysis and market outlook. Market...

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Australian Government Bond Sales Slashed

Staff Writer

The Australian government will lower the amount of bonds it will buy this financial year in response to a better than expected budget deficit...

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2022 Outlook: Australian Fixed Interest

Jay Sivapalan

Jay Sivapalan, Head of Australian Fixed Interest at Janus Henderson, discusses the path ahead for the Australian economy and what it means for the...

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PIMCO Amongst First to Reopen Market with Debt LIT Deal

Staff Writer

US fixed income giant PIMCO is to bring back a fixed income listed investment trust offer it shelved early last year following Australia’s treasurer...