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Bond strategists ratchet up U.S. Treasury yield forecasts: Reuters Poll - Vimarsana News

Bond strategists ratchet up U.S. Treasury yield forecasts: Reuters Poll

Bond strategists have boosted their U.S. benchmark Treasury yield forecasts only a month after taking an axe to them, as the chances of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve this year have...

Bond Strategists Ratchet Up U.S. Treasury Yield Forecasts: Reuters Poll - Vimarsana News

Bond Strategists Ratchet Up U.S. Treasury Yield Forecasts: Reuters Poll

Bond strategists have boosted their U.S. benchmark Treasury yield forecasts only a month after taking an axe to them, as the chances of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve this year have

Market Views: Expectations from Japan's incoming central banker | Fund Managers - Vimarsana News

Market Views: Expectations from Japan's incoming central banker | Fund Managers

With a surprising pick as new governor, the Bank of Japan might be poised to change tack on its monetary policy. AsianInvestor asked asset managers what this appointment could mean for public markets.

Investors take a shine to Chinese bonds - Vimarsana News

Investors take a shine to Chinese bonds

Foreign investors will continue to increase their exposure to Chinese bonds, thanks to the country's ongoing economic recovery and stable monetary policy, officials and experts said on Tuesday.

Economists rally behind RBA's Lowe, lose faith in board - Vimarsana News

Economists rally behind RBA's Lowe, lose faith in board

The economist who called for RBA governor Philip Lowe to resign admitted it would be a “disaster” for the economy, but he is not alone in calling for board members to go.

Source: afr.com