Did markets go too far, too fast is debate to dominate December
Markets are taking a breather from the epic rallies of November on rate-cut wagers as investors wonder where to from here. Read more here.
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Markets are taking a breather from the epic rallies of November on rate-cut wagers as investors wonder where to from here. Read more here.
GLOBAL bonds have been such a kicking post in recent months that it may come as something of a surprise they are just a fraction away from erasing this year’s loss. The Bloomberg Global Aggregate Bond Index jumped 1.3 percent last Tuesday, the biggest 1-day gain since March, following weaker-than-expected…
For all the pain in the bond market, the notes look a lot more attractive to long-term buyers once Treasury yields are running at 5%-or-higher.
Australian shares are set to open slightly higher as hot US GDP data sent the Nasdaq down and pushed the S&P to the brink of a technical correction.
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