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An active taper is a live option as is the ability to capitalise on "greeniums" on ESG bonds...

Extreme competition in the banking sector has allowed most borrowers to avoid some of the RBA's rate increases

Mortgage rates have risen by less than the cash rate, although there has still been a substantial increase in loan payments.

The RBA has canvassed the possibility of lifting its cash rate to 4.8% to tackle its inflation problem

The RBA has been roundly criticised since it began its rate hiking cycle, yet it hasn’t really been that out of step with their global peers

Similar to the US experience, core goods inflation has slumped, but services inflation remains high.

Will investors actually benefit from the changes coming to Australia's central bank?

A punchy interview that covers pretty much everything that is currently topical in financial markets...

There's cautious investing, and then there's the way that Pete Robinson at Challenger Investment Management does it.

We've repeatedly warned investors of the risks of a second hiking cycle and the fact there is little chance the RBA will cut this year

An exploration of Private Debt vs Listed Fixed Income

As regulators guarantee the safety of banks, risks will shift into the non-bank lending domain.

Although Martin Place has paused its tightening cycle, the risk of further rate increases has not completely disappeared.

Is a policy rethink needed? We canvass the views of GSFM’s Stephen Miller and other market commentators

The RBA will consider pausing in raising rates at its April board meeting.

I wrote my last wire just before the current proverbial hit the fan. The US 2-year bond yield was trading just over 5%. The good old days… But the point of the article...

Analysis conducted for Livewire suggests the great Australian dream is now even more out of reach than previously thought.

By cutting too far, the RBA helped create high inflation. Normalising interest rates is the economically prudent response.

And Alan Kohler believes the economy is headed for recession because of it.