Bonds/Interest Rates

Within two short months, the RBA’s attitude has moved from ready to cut to ready to raise.

New York was spooked somewhat by Shanghai last night as more weakness prevailed. Dow down 47.

The monthly TD Securities-Melbourne Institute Inflation Gauge suggests there’s no sign of resurgent inflation in Australia.

Investors paused after an 8-day winning streak, with a weak consumer sentiment report weighing on otherwise positive quarterly results.

It was another recovery from an early sell-off on Wall Street last night. Dow up 37.

Economists are lifting their estimates for next week’s Q2 GDP growth data, while noting the RBA must be paying attention.

Six out of ten brokers see growth potential in the dull but safe Transurban toll road trade.

Wall Street pulled back from its early rally on bank fears to close square. Dow up 3.

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index for Australia has continued its upward path in June.

The minutes of the August RBA monetary policy meeting were released this morning. The next rate movement will be up.