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Australia’s Battered Bonds Have Reasons to Rebound, Funds Say
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s government bond yields have risen more than those of peers over the past month amid a global fixed-income selloff, despite claims that Australia’s fiscal position is stronger. The move suggests investor risk tolerance and funding-price dynamics are driving pricing more than fundamentals in the near term. Net: mildly negative read-through for duration-sensitive portfolios.
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