Australian Bond Exchange

26/03/2025

We are excited to introduce the CRAFT Series A Notes, an exclusive opportunity for Wholesale Clients, offering an 8.0% p.a. return, maturing on 31 March 2030 (with potential extension).

Register your interest here: https://hubs.la/Q03dqTc70

Investment Overview:
Coupon Rate: 8.0% p.a (Fixed Rate Note, Senior Secured)
Term: 31 March 2030 (the Issuer has the opportunity to extend the maturity date to 30 September 2030)
Coupon Frequency: Paid semi-annually
Minimum Investment: $AUD 10,000

We select securities based on strict criteria, including credit strength, issuer reputation, and market conditions. The Craft offering is ideal for financial advisors and investors seeking diversified, consistent income. You must obtain and read the Information Memorandum which sets out full details of this opportunity before investing in this Bond.

07/11/2024

We’re excited to introduce our latest selected fixed income security:
Goodyear Credit-Linked Security, offering an attractive 7.40% - 7.60% p.a. return*

Reserve your allocation here: https://hubs.la/Q02XdG_c0

Our team carefully selects securities that meet strict standards, focusing on factors like credit strength, issuer reputation, and prevailing market conditions. Both financial advisors looking for diversified solutions for their clients and investors with diverse financial goals seeking consistent income should consider the Goodyear offering.

11/07/2024

🎉 Exciting news alert! 🎉 ABE is thrilled to announce the launch of our latest investment opportunity - a credit linked security for Xerox Corporation, a renowned Fortune 500 company in the U.S. specializing in workplace technology. This investment offers a fantastic return of between 7.5-8.0% per annum, paid quarterly over a 5-year term.

Take advantage of high returns before rates potentially drop, secure a longer maturity for your investment, and enjoy the convenience of everything being in Australian Dollars. Visit our product info page for more details before making your investment decision.

Invest in an Australian dollar and credit-linked security linked for Xerox Corporation, returning an income range between 7.50-8.00% per annum. You would recognise many of their products and solutions from Printers, photocopiers, multifunction systems, and related supplies. But might not know they a...

27/05/2024

Register for our live webinar to gain valuable insights, expert analysis, and a deeper understanding of the market trends shaping the future of bond trading in Australia.

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10/05/2024

With the RBA signalling potential rate hikes, anticipation heightens for Tuesday's Federal Budget reveal. Whilst persistent weakness in consumer spending, attention pivots to fiscal policy's role in tackling inflation head-on.

Stay informed with our full article here: https://hubs.la/Q02wM6DX0

03/05/2024

March retail sales in Australia fell short of expectations, dropping by 0.4% instead of the forecasted 0.2% increase. Annually, the sales turnover rate dipped to 0.8%.

Clothing, department stores, and household goods saw declines, indicating ongoing financial strain for Australian consumers amidst high inflation and interest rates.

Coles CEO Leah Weckert noted a shift towards cheaper options like sparkling w**e and home brands, reflecting changing consumer behaviour.

Nestle Australia's earnings report showed a 9% surge in pre-mixed cappuccino sachets, suggesting a trend of reduced discretionary spending.

With talks of potential interest rate hikes, the weak sales data might prompt the RBA to reconsider.

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12/04/2024

Inflation in the U.S. rose to 3.5% in March, exceeding forecasts and delaying expected rate cuts. Core inflation remained at 3.8%, higher than predicted. The data challenges the Fed's rate cut plans, with futures markets now pricing in fewer cuts this year.

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26/03/2024

Explore bonds and fixed-income securities with the Australian Bond Exchange. Gain valuable knowledge from ABE's seasoned professionals and uncover the latest trends in the financial markets.

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22/03/2024

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained the official cash rate at 4.35%pa, with a less hawkish tone in its recent statement compared to previous ones. In February, the RBA hinted at the possibility of further rate increases, but the latest statement indicates a more neutral stance, stating that the Board is not ruling anything in or out.

There is anticipation of a potential rate-cutting cycle starting in September, dependent on data, although surprises could delay this. The shift in language suggests a more dovish approach from the central bank, reflecting easing inflation. While rate cuts are not imminent, the change in tone implies they may be approaching.

Continue reading here: https://hubs.la/Q02qmnSX0

22/03/2024

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained the official cash rate at 4.35%pa, with a less hawkish tone in its recent statement compared to previous ones. In February, the RBA hinted at the possibility of further rate increases, but the latest statement indicates a more neutral stance, stating that the Board is not ruling anything in or out.

There is anticipation of a potential rate-cutting cycle starting in September, dependent on data, although surprises could delay this. The shift in language suggests a more dovish approach from the central bank, reflecting easing inflation. While rate cuts are not imminent, the change in tone implies they may be approaching. Are you anticipating a rate cut soon?

Stay Informed: https://hubs.la/Q02qmgyc0