Mixed signals from RBA creating market confusion
11 rate hikes in 12 months from the Reserve Bank have put serious pressure on households. But none of them shocked the markets - until now.
Chris Rands
Yarra Capital Management
Hitting the economy with surprise after surprise, the RBA takes another fresh assault to tackle inflation head-on by taking the cash rate to 3.85%. Continued mixed signals from Australia’s central bank are causing havoc within the domestic economy.
With the RBA not ruling out further rate hikes, Darren Langer and I look into the impact on markets and discuss their thoughts on the future of the RBA in episode 38 of The Rate Debate.
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Chris is responsible for portfolio management, including portfolio construction and trading for various Australian fixed income portfolios including the Nikko AM Australian Bond Fund at Yarra Capital Management (Nikko AM was acquired by Yarra Capital Management in April 2021). Chris has over 9 years of experience in the fixed income market. He is also co-host of the popular Australian podcast series The Rate Debate.
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Chris Rands
Co-Portfolio Manager, Fixed Income
Yarra Capital Management
Chris is responsible for portfolio management, including portfolio construction and trading for various Australian fixed income portfolios including the Nikko AM Australian Bond Fund at Yarra Capital Management (Nikko AM was acquired by Yarra...
Expertise
Chris Rands
Co-Portfolio Manager, Fixed Income
Yarra Capital Management
Chris is responsible for portfolio management, including portfolio construction and trading for various Australian fixed income portfolios including the Nikko AM Australian Bond Fund at Yarra Capital Management (Nikko AM was acquired by Yarra...
Expertise
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