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The US Treasury auction for the six weeks ending September 29th yielded a winning bid of 3.97%, compared to 3.87% previously.
2026-09-29
The US Treasury auction for the six weeks ending September 29th yielded a winning bid of 3.97%, compared to 3.87% previously.
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2026-09-29
ANZ expects the Reserve Bank of Australia to deliver 25bps hikes in both September and November, with the September move lifting the cash rate to 4.60%. September would be the fourth 25bps increase this year and take rates to around a 15-year high; A
ANZ expects the Reserve Bank of Australia to deliver 25bps hikes in both September and November, with the September move lifting the cash rate to 4.60%. September would be the fourth 25bps increase this year and take rates to around a 15-year high; ANZ expects a further 25bps in November that would push rates to levels not seen since 2008. The call is driven by stubborn inflation from domestic demand outstripping supply and a recent U.S.-Iran conflict-driven spike in oil and gas prices that has fed through into other sectors. ANZ says the RBA is likelier to treat the oil-price rise as an inflation shock rather than a growth shock, increasing the odds of two hikes rather than one.
2026-09-30
Fed's MUSALEM said that when supply shocks occur in succession, the case for temporarily ignoring their effects weakens and the risk that broader inf becomes persistently entrenched increases.
Fed's MUSALEM said that when supply shocks occur in succession, the case for temporarily ignoring their effects weakens and the risk that broader inf becomes persistently entrenched increases.
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