Shocks and bonds

Article Abstract:

The interest rate on 10-year government bonds is decreasing since May 8, 2002 considering that Ian Macfarlane's initial Commonwealth bonds yielded 6.12%, whereas in the year 2005 the bonds resulted 15 basis points below the official short-term interest level. Several economist have offered their explanation for the decrease, one of them being HSBC economist Stephen King's argument that the decreasing bond yields are a result of the favorable structural changes in the global economy.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Yield (Investments)

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The wealth effect

Article Abstract:

The credit expanding of the existing houses have the profound and worrying effect on the Australian economy even though the new homes have aided it. As the spending is more than the earnings of the Australian household, the private consumption of the country is in dark.

Influence, Consumption (Economics)

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Costello's winter of discontent

Article Abstract:

The monetary easing by the European, Swedish and New Zealand central banks and slowing down of global economy is reported. An immediate cut in the official short-term interest rates are discussed.

Analysis, Gross domestic product, Global economy

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