Aug
26

Bond House Calls Time on Australian Debt Amid Political Fracas

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  • Politics make local yields less appealing: TwentyFour Asset
  •  Australian bonds have outperformed Treasuries over past decade

The long-held allure of Australian government bonds may be tarnished as political upheaval grips the nation.

After a chaotic week of politics that saw Scott Morrison named Australia’s latest prime minister, London-based fixed-income house TwentyFour Asset Management LLP reckons revolving-door politics are making the nation’s debt looks less appealing. While Australia’s central bank looks set to keep interest rates at a record low, local bond yields may no longer be sufficient in compensating investors, Gary Kirk, partner and portfolio manager at TwentyFour Asset Management wrote in a note…

Bond House Calls Time on Australian Debt Amid Political Fracas

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