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Australian material stocks have been outperforming the overall Aussie equity market since the beginning of November, climbing 29% over this period. Unsurprisingly, these gains coincide with the latest rally in industrial metal prices. These trends reflect…

In this Strategy Insight, we go over the RBA’s recent decision and the implications of its hawkish message for AUD trades.

In this Strategy Insight, we go over the RBA’s recent decision and the implications of its hawkish message for AUD trades.

As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia raised its cash rate by 25 bps on Tuesday to 3.35% -- marking the ninth consecutive rate hike. In particular, Governor Philip Lowe’s statement highlighted that robust domestic demand as well as global factors are…

This week, we articulate what the actions of the three major central banks that met (Fed, ECB and BoE) mean for currency markets. This is within the context of our analysis of the latest data releases in the G10, that allows us to calibrate currency strategy.

CPI inflation in Australia accelerated to 7.8% y/y in Q4, surpassing expectations of a milder increase from 7.3% y/y in Q3 to 7.6% y/y. Price increases are particularly pronounced among the housing (10.7% y/y), food (9.2% y/y) and recreation (9.0% y/y) CPI…

While the housing downturn will be fairly mild in the US, it will be more severe abroad. Continue to favor bonds of countries whose housing fundamentals will limit rate hikes.

While price pressures appear to have peaked in the US and Eurozone, the latest monthly report suggests that inflation is still rising Down Under. CPI inflation in Australia accelerated from 6.9% y/y to 7.3% y/y in November, led by housing, food and…

This week, we look at the latest data releases in the G10, along with implications for all the major currencies.

In this report, we discuss our most important investment themes for global fixed income markets in 2023, and present our main investment recommendations based on those themes. Our broad conclusion: an environment of slowing global inflation, much weaker global growth and less hawkish central banks will be positive for global government bond returns, but problematic for growth-focused spread products like corporate bonds.