US inflation data affirms Fed path
The latest US inflation data affirms the Federal Reserve's plan to continually, gradually lift interest rates.
PIMCO's Fels sees 'beginning of the end'
It's the "beginning of the end" of extreme monetary accommodation and perhaps the global economic expansion, Pimco's chief global adviser says.
Bear market in bonds just getting started
Bond bears have recently lost some of their resolve, but Amherst Pierpont Securities sees lots of reason to position for rising yields.
Five pressure points for markets from rising US bank funding costs
A leading indicator of previous US dollar funding crises has hit its highest level since May 2009.
China could ease buying of Treasuries
China's ambassador to the US wouldn't rule out the possibility of the Asian nation scaling back purchases of US Treasuries.
Budget deficit almost halved as revenue surges
The Federal budget is almost $10 billion better off in just two months, furnishing the Turnbull government's income tax war chest and openin...
Bill Gross calls Fed rate outlook `likely exaggerated'
Don't believe the Fed. That's what Bill Gross, the billionaire bond manager, says in his latest investment outlook.
US Fed set to rise further above RBA
"US cash rates have now moved above Australia's for the first time in 18 years. This is clearly unusual historically, but reflects respectiv...
Fed lifts, tips at least two more hikes
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates and forecast at least two more hikes for 2018, signalling growing confidence in the outlook.
RBA, a bond investor's port in a storm
The RBA's 16 consecutive meetings without a change in interest rates will lend Australian bonds a safe-haven quality should markets have ano...
