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Fund managers expect the country’s first green bond will offer the same yields as government bonds, even though overseas buyers are often willing to receive less.

Financial markets pushed back their own bets of the likely timing of easing to December, from September.

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As the sell side scrambled to assess their trading positions after the surprise rate increase, some investors shifted more money into government bonds.

Interest rates may allow active managers to “capture” market volatility, a fixed income manager has said.   According to Western Assets, fixed income markets are expected to experience lower le

The Australian dollar may remain under pressure on fears that central banks’ aggressive tightening to rein in inflation will tip the world into recession.

Just as living costs are spiralling higher, demand for inflation-linked bonds is tepid with investors unconvinced about a costly protection against price rises.