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ABE Weekly: Inflation Drops – Are Global Rate Cuts Next?
February 7, 2025
Inflation Drops – Are Global Rate Cuts Next?

Speculation has been growing around whether the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will cut interest rates at its upcoming meeting on February 18.

ABE Weekly: RBA Rate Cuts In Focus
January 31, 2025

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump urged for lower oil prices and interest rates, highlighting their role in boosting economic growth[…]

ABE Weekly: Trump Calls For Lower Oil Prices – And Interest Rates
January 24, 2025

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump urged for lower oil prices and interest rates, highlighting their role in boosting economic growth[…]

ABE Weekly: Aussie Unemployment Up, Confidence Down | U.S. Consumer Price Inflation Rises
January 17, 2025

Australian consumer sentiment declined again in January, with the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index slipping by 0.7%.

ABE Weekly: Inflation Slides, Treasuries Rise
January 10, 2025

Despite the monthly CPI indicator—reflecting more volatile categories like automotive fuel and fresh produce

ABE Weekly: February Rate Cuts Back on the Menu
December 27, 2024

The central bank revealed on Tuesday that key economic indicators, specifically wages and overall economic growth

ABE Weekly: A Hawkish Cut | Market Volatility Increases
December 20, 2024
Federal Reserve – A Hawkish Cut

Despite cutting the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, markets reacted sharply as the Federal Reserve scaled back.

ABE Weekly: RBA – A Dovish Pivot
December 13, 2024
RBA – A Dovish Pivot

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates again next week, with consumer prices rising in-line with expectations.

What affects bond prices?
December 11, 2024

Two major factors cause bonds prices to fluctuate, interest rates and risk.

Types of bonds & debt securities in Australia

There are only two types of bonds you can buy in Australia, but many different types of debt securities that also offer stable returns.

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