Australia Government doesn’t anticipate a large shift in demand for Australian sovereign paper as a result of deteriorating global stability - AOFM

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30 May 2017

Australia Government doesn’t anticipate a large shift in demand for Australian sovereign paper as a result of deteriorating global stability - AOFM

Sees little scope for or benefit from extending the yield curve beyond 30 years
A very small illiquid 50-year maturity wouldn't add noticeably to extending portfolio duration
Counting on sustained demand for a new 30‑year AUD benchmark bond next year or the year after

Positive start of trading expected on the main European stock markets: DAX + 0.2%, CAC 40 + 0.1%, FTSE 100 + 0.1%

DPRK confirms it test fired another ballistic missile on Monday, the third in a month, official news agency reports @XHNews

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