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With stocks so strong, it would be easy to overlook fixed income, but investors are finding a host of options for safe and decent yields.

A hawkish tilt from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hasn't been enough to convince some investors that the central bank is unlikely to hold U.S. interest rates at elevated levels for much longer.

A hawkish tilt from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hasn't been enough to convince some investors that the central bank is unlikely to hold U.S. interest rates at elevated levels for much longer. Testifying to U.S. lawmakers, Powell on Wednesday said the Fed had a “long way to go” in bringing down inflation to its 2% target and suggested the central bank may need to raise rates twice more this year - a message he also delivered at last week’s monetary policy meetin...

By Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK (Reuters) - A hawkish tilt from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hasn't been enough to convince some investors that th...

NEW YORK, June 22 (Reuters) - A hawkish tilt from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hasnt been enough to convince some investors that the central bank is unlikely to hold U.S. interest rates at elevated level...

Under cover: Athletes head indoors to find innovative solutions

The Australian Olympic Committee has confirmed its support for the Yes 23 campaign for the indigenous voice to Parliament at its Annual General Meeting.

From ‘fussiest eater alive’ to passionate restaurateur, former Olympic swimmer Eamon Sullivan celebrates 10 years of a North Fremantle favourite.

It’s clear that a nice cup of tea and a chat together is what the Victorian Liberals desperately need. But that’s not going to happen soon.

For those in sport who believe in such things, yesterday’s fourth-round defeat for sixth seed Felix Auger-Aliassime at the Australian Open was not a random result but down to a jinx.