Matthew Burgess
Asia FX/Rates Reporter at Bloomberg News
EM FX/Rates reporter @business | Enviro law graduate | Recovering marine ecologist | Tweets about money, food and fish | All views my own, RTs not endorsements
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4 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Matthew Burgess |Marcus Wong |Miaojung Lin
(Bloomberg) -- Bonds in Australia and Singapore are getting a lift as questions about the appeal of US Treasuries send investors toward top-rated alternatives. Strategists and portfolio managers are re-examining whether Treasuries offer enough compensation, a rare challenge to the world’s largest bond market after a recent ratings downgrade and fears that a proposed tax bill may hit foreign investors.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Ruth Carson |Matthew Burgess |Vassilis Karamanis
Advertisement 1A gauge of the dollar briefly rose to a more than one-week high and Treasuries fell as investors reacted to news that the vast majority of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were deemed illegal by the US trade court. Article content(Bloomberg) — A gauge of the dollar briefly rose to a more than one-week high and Treasuries fell as investors reacted to news that the vast majority of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were deemed illegal by the US trade court.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Swati Pandey |Matthew Burgess
(Bloomberg) -- Australia’s central bank is set to lower interest rates for a second time this year as price pressures ease and US-China trade tensions take a pause, though lingering risks around both suggest the board will remain cautious on the policy path ahead. Economists and money markets expect the Reserve Bank will announce a quarter percentage-point cut on Tuesday to bring its cash rate a two-year low of 3.85%.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Matthew Burgess |Masaki Kondo
(Bloomberg) -- Australia’s Queensland state intends to issue more euro-denominated debt after it garnered strong demand for its first-ever benchmark issuance in the currency as it taps offshore markets to broaden the investor base. Queensland Treasury Corp. sold €1.25 billion ($1.4 billion) worth of debt maturing in May 2035 on Tuesday after receiving more than seven times worth of orders for the deal, according to terms seen by Bloomberg.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Matthew Burgess |Swati Pandey
Traders are winding back bets on aggressive monetary easing by Australia in a cascading effect from the US and China agreeing to temporarily lower tariffs on each other’s products. Money market pricing now implies the Reserve Bank will only cut interest rates three times this year, including one next Tuesday.
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