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Australian Benchmark Bond Yield Jumps to Level Last Seen in 2011
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s benchmark sovereign bond yield climbed to a 15-year high as a global selloff intensified and traders increased expectations that the Reserve Bank may hike rates again soon. The repricing of yields signals tighter financial conditions and higher discount rates for the market. This is likely to pressure rate-sensitive assets and broadly affect bond/credit risk sentiment.
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