Australia sells AUD 800mln 3.25% April 2029 bonds, b/c 3.89, avg. yield 4.3014%

Australia's auction of AUD 800 million in 3.25% bonds due April 2029 attracted a relatively high yield of 4.3014%, exceeding the previous rate of 3.89.

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This could indicate a rising demand for yield and may signal shifting sentiments around interest rates within the fixed income market, possibly impacting future issuance and broader rate expectations.

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