fixed interest

Liquidity can mean the difference between prospering and missing out when opportunities arise.

Government Bonds are arguably now in better shape and more able to defend portfolios than they have been in years.

There is widespread demand for this asset class and the underlying reasons for such demand vary

While the market prognosis looks subdued, VanEck’s Jamie Hannah argues there’s plenty of opportunity for investors to capitalise on.

Swap spreads are being driven by expensive bonds In advance of next week’s roll, Aussie swap spreads have widened to extremes last seen just prior to the December...

One of the larger fixed-income anomalies observed in 2021 was the record increase in the spread between interest rate swaps and Commonwealth government bond yields,...

Australian swap spreads are at their widest level since mid-2015, so what's going on? And what even is a swap spread for that matter? Matthew Johnson from Coolabah...

There is an amazing breadth of opportunity in global fixed income, with many investors not realizing the sheer volume of trading that takes place and the size of bond...

In October 2017 we wrote that our biggest concern for the market was the unwinding of Quantitative Easing (QE). At the time, we used Marc Faber's analogy which is...

Economic growth in most countries continues to print at or above trend. The slack in economies created during the GFC and its aftershocks (Europe in 2011, emerging...