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Extraordinary monetary policy is ending. TIM HEXT explains what it means for investors THE RBA’s abandonment of Yield Curve Control (YCC) — capping yields on three-year and shorter bonds to…
It’s been one of the biggest months in bonds ever. An unravelling expected over six months happened in three days. Pendal portfolio manager TIM HEXT explains what’s going on SUNDAY…
The income game has changed and Pendal’s income strategies have evolved to look very different to traditional income portfolios. Pendal portfolio manager AMY XIE PATRICK explains LOW YIELDS and skinny…
The RBA’s Melbourne Cup day meeting will be closely watched after Wednesday’s inflation numbers. TIM HEXT explains why. IN AUSTRALIA we only get inflation data quarterly, so the number is…
Pendal’s head of multi-asset MICHAEL BLAYNEY takes investors on a whistle-stop tour of the major asset classes and where to find value right now Listen to the podcast above or…
It looks like investors believe the RBA is wrong on its inflation outlook — and they could be right, says Pendal’s Tim Hext MARKETS and most central banks have spent…
Re-opening 2.0 is perfectly timed for retail property, but the office market is also surprisingly robust, says Pendal’s Julia Forrest in this fast podcast Listen to the podcast above or…
Stagflation is a buzzword in global markets at the moment. Is it really back to the 1970s? And what would that mean for investors? Pendal portfolio manager Amy Xie Patrick…
What can investors do when bonds stop performing how they’re supposed to in portfolios? Pendal’s Vimal Gor has been thinking about this – and has some answers Use tested strategies…
AT THE END of September we were trying to understand market pricing versus what the Reserve Bank was saying. Governor Lowe had been at pains to say the RBA would…
