Australia sells AUD 1bln 4.25% October 2036 bonds, b/c 3.87, avg. yield 4.9002%

Australia's recent bond auction of AUD 1 billion in 4.25% October 2036 bonds, yielding an average of 4.9002%, indicates strong demand, particularly as the yield is above the previous cost of issuance at 3.87%.

Newsquawk StaffPublished 11 Mar 2026, 00:21 UTCOn the live feed at 00:01 UTC — 2 more headlines followed before this page went public

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Australia sells AUD 1bln 4.25% October 2036 bonds, b/c 3.87, avg. yield 4.9002%

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This strong demand can suggest a firm appetite for longer-duration securities amid shifting interest rate outlooks, and may also reflect market expectations for future rate movements. The implications for the overall yield curve may lead to recalibrated expectations on interest rates or risk sentiment in the broader fixed income market.

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