There is only one question investors need to ask
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Investors in the know are focused on the one question that really matters: will US 10-year government bond yields rise above 3 per cent?
Investors in the know are focused on the one question that really matters: will US 10-year government bond yields rise above 3 per cent?
One of the world's first cryptocurrency trading platforms is embracing the regulation that the market fears is coming its way.
It's one of the most dramatic market shifts in history — the slow but sure collapse in bond yields over the past three decades.
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Buoyant iron ore and coal prices have lifted forecasts for resources and energy export earnings to a record $214 billion.
"We're in a pretty good situation: the economy is doing great, everyone expects us to raise rates gradually."
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