Australia sells AUD 1.2bln 4.25% October 2035 bonds, b/c 3.90, avg. yield 4.7439%
Australia's recent bond sale of AUD 1.2 billion in 4.25% October 2035 bonds, with an average yield of 4.7439%, indicates robust demand, especially given the spread relative to recent issuance.
Australian Wage Price Index YoY (Q4) Y/Y 3.4% (Prev. 3.4%, Low. 3.3%, High. 3.4%)
Australian Wage Price Index QoQ (Q4) Q/Q 0.8% vs. Exp. 0.8% (Prev. 0.8%, Low. 0.7%, High. 0.8%)
Australia sells AUD 1.2bln 4.25% October 2035 bonds, b/c 3.90, avg. yield 4.7439%
[MARKET UPDATE] Asia-Pac stocks begin positive in continued thin conditions as many regional bourses remain closed for Lunar New Year holidays
Japanese Balance of Trade (Jan) -1152.7B vs. Exp. -2142.1B (Prev. 113.5B, Rev. From 105.7B, Low. -2770B, High. -1775.1B)
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The 3.90 bid-to-cover ratio shows a healthy appetite for longer-duration debt, suggesting confidence in the government's fiscal position. This could spill over into broader rate expectations, as investors balance yield attractiveness against upcoming monetary policy shifts.
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