bond yields

From a bond market collapse to the prospects of a lithium rebound and the future of WiseTech, Marcus Padley answers your burning questions.

Higher US bond yields reflect a higher expected future real short rate, the return of a real term premium & higher expected inflation.

Bond yields are rising and the soaring gold price is arguably setting off alarm bells for equities, so what should investors do?

It has been just over 100 days since President Trump took office and slightly over a month since the so-called ‘Liberation Day’ in the US. The pace of change has been...

The investment guru thinks the European share market rally could extend and said US 10-year bonds yields could bottom out between 3.5 to 4%.

Investors are likely to extract equity-like returns in 2025 without the prospect of the impairments

When the RBA moves into its easing cycle, we see opportunities in government bonds for income seekers and those looking for capital growth.

Following a long period of low yields and price destruction driven by the monetary tightening cycle, bonds have bounced back in 2024.

The Fed chose a bold first move to ensure a soft landing. The ensuing trajectory remains very dependent on the US elections outcome though.

Interest rate cuts are being delayed, a pattern repeated many times this year.