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Macro Economic News 13 Jul 2018
Yield curve flattening is hitting
bond markets across Asia. Bonds in Indonesia, India and Australia are
witnessing a flattening of yield curves that’s showcasing the challenges these
formerly-favored markets face as dollar liquidity tightens. While Indonesia
rushed to raise interest rates to stem a rout in the rupiah, continued weakness
in the currency amid an emerging-market rout deepened by the U.S.-China trade
war is fanning bets for further tightening. Aberdeen Standard Investments
expects the nation’s yield curve to remain flat in the near term. However,
India — which last month increased benchmark rates for the first time since 2014
— will probably see its curve steepening later in the year. The same is
expected for Australia, with rising yields on U.S. Treasuries seen driving the
nation’s long-end borrowing costs higher.
MARKETS (08:00 am)
[I] SGX NIFTY Fut: 11047; USDINR DGCX: 68.4225; DJIA Mini: 24949; FTSE 100 Fut: 7617; NIKKEI 225 Fut: 22487; EUR-USD: 1.1667; Crude Oil (WTI): 70.21; Gold (Spot): 1247
Best Regards, ARBIND
13 Jul 2018
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