by Mason Stevens | Jul 22, 2021 | Fixed Income
“Lower for Longer” – central bank monetary policy”There’s no income in fixed income””How can bond yields move any lower?” These are a small few of the expressions that we’ve heard over the last few years,...
by Mason Stevens | Jul 20, 2021 | Fixed Income
Credit spreads represent the difference in yield between the relevant benchmark (usually government bonds) and the yield of another non-government debt security of the same maturity. They reflect the risk premia which investors apply to the debt of the issuer,...
by Mason Stevens | Dec 17, 2020 | Multi-Asset
Today’s daily missive marks our second last publication for the year and the last of our 2021 outlooks, finishing with our multi-asset view. While it’s useful to derive and forecast performance objectives for specific asset classes, it’s...
by Mason Stevens | Oct 5, 2020 | Multi-Asset
I’ve wrote the majority of this note on 2-October and since original time of writing, it has been reported that US President Trump and his wife have tested positive for COVID-19 and have begun their 14-day quarantine period. It would be impractical to cover the...
by Mason Stevens | Jun 15, 2020 | Fixed Income
“Come on, come on, listen to the moneytalk” ACDC (1990) It has been a point of interest that Australian bond markets stick out in attractiveness compared to global peers, starting with our AAA-rated sovereign issued bonds, yielding higher than comparable...
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