Bonds/Interest Rates
FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.
Feb 16 2017
FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.
Feb 09 2017
FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.
Feb 02 2017
Australian Corporate Bond Price Tables
FNArena provides a weekly update of Australian listed corporate bond issues, current pricing and yield data.
Jan 19 2017
Previous Stories
The Overnight Report: Uncle Ben Is A Pin-Up Again
Aug 06 2008
Falling oil, positive data and earnings spurred on Wall Street last night. The Fed provided the kicker with a “no change” to rates. The Dow jumped 331 points.
The RBA Hints At Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Aug 05 2008
In its statement accompanying the unchanged rate decision, the RBA has given the first sign it can see a policy easing ahead.
FNArena Alert: Rate Remains Unchanged, For Now
Aug 05 2008
The RBA today decided to leave its cash rate at 7.25%.
Oz Service Industries Continue To Struggle
Aug 05 2008
The July CBA/AiG Performance of Services Index showed a further decline as all sectors are finding the combination of higher interest rates and fuel prices difficult to overcome.
The Overnight Report: Commodity Shakeout
Aug 05 2008
The Dow fell 42 points following big falls in commodity prices including oil, metals and gold.
The Week Ahead: Decisions, Decisions
Aug 03 2008
Australia, the US, Europe and UK all make rate decisions this week. Australia awaits the monthly employment data.
Tough Decisions To Make In Europe, As Everywhere Else
Aug 01 2008
Inflation rose to a 16-year high in July in Europe, and unemployment increased for the first time in three years.
Oz Inflation Has Peaked, Or Maybe Not
Aug 01 2008
The latest release of the joint TD Securities-Melbourne Institute gauge of inflation has revealed a difference in opinion.
Case For Oz Rate Cut Strengthening
Jul 31 2008
The latest data have impending rate cut written all over them.
Slowing Demand Meets Housing Shortage
Jul 30 2008
Another month, another set of weak building approval figures, another opportunity for economists to argue, erroneously, that Australian house prices and rents should rise.
