Mark Bayley outlines why fixed income investors should remain short and nimble as rising long-term yields, sticky inflation and heavy corporate bond issuance create a more challenging backdrop.

Mark Bayley outlines how escalating Middle East tensions and rising oil prices are rippling through global bond markets.

Renewed Middle East tensions put bonds and credit in focus, says Mark Bayley, who sees markets reacting in a relatively contained way so far.

Heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and persistent US inflation are keeping global bond markets on edge, according to Mark Bayley.

Mark Bayley sets out a cautious stance on global bonds as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to unsettle markets.

Australia’s changing tax landscape is reshaping the income investing playbook, according to Dylan Bourke.

Mark Bayley highlights strong demand in Australian credit markets, pointing to Suncorp’s latest additional tier one issue as an example.

Concerns around private debt and shifting income strategies are shaping fixed income markets, according to Dylan Bourke.

Mark Bayley states that bond markets are highly sensitive to Middle East tensions and shifting expectations for US policy.