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Australian Benchmark Bond Yield Jumps to Level Last Seen in 2011

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 01:54 UTC By Matthew Burgess 1 min read
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Australia’s benchmark sovereign bond yield rose to its highest level in 15-years as a global selloff deepened and traders increased bets that the Reserve Bank may need to hike interest rates again soon.

Australia’s benchmark sovereign bond yield rose to its highest level in 15-years as a global selloff deepened and traders increased bets that the Reserve Bank may need to hike interest rates again soon.
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