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Australia Faces Fresh Inflation Pressure as Fed Hike and Higher Oil Complicate RBA Rate Outlook

Australia is facing a new monetary-policy challenge as global interest rates move higher while energy prices remain elevated.

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Bank of Japan Rate Decision Puts Yen, Global Bonds and Asia Markets in Focus

The Bank of Japan has become one of the most closely watched central banks this week as globalMonetary Policyshifts toward a more restrictive phase.

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Brent Oil Holds Above $100 as Energy Shock Reshapes Global Inflation and Interest-Rate Outlook

Crude oil remains one of the most important macroeconomic stories for global markets as Brent continues to trade above the psychologically important$100 per barrelthreshold.

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Canada Inflation Holds at 3% as Oil Shock Complicates Bank of Canada Rate Outlook

Canada's annual inflation rate remained at3.0% in August 2026, matching July's reading and keeping headline inflation at the upper end of the Bank of Canada's preferred range.

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Canada Launches Massive Investment Strategy as Carney Targets Growth, Productivity and Economic Independence

Canada’s economic policy has entered a new phase as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government attempts to attract substantially more private and institutional capital into the domestic economy.

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Why Canada’s 3.75% June 2059 Bond (CA135087U857) Is Drawing Attention Among Ultra-Long Government Bonds

CA135087U857 is a nominal Government of Canada bond paying a fixed 3.75% annual coupon and maturing on 1 June 2059. The coupon is calculated on aFace Valueof 100 — C$3.75 per C$100 of nominal each year, paid semi-annually — and the government repays the …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026

Why Canada’s 2.75% December 2064 Bond (CA135087C939) Turns Heads Trading Around 71% of Face Value

CA135087C939 is a nominal Government of Canada bond paying a fixed 2.75% annual coupon and maturing on 1 December 2064. The coupon is calculated on a face value of 100 — C$2.75 per C$100 of nominal each year, in two semi-annual instalments — and …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026

Why Canada’s 4.0% June 2041 Bond (CA135087YQ12) Could Be a Bond to Watch as Long-Term Yields Cross 4%

This is a nominal Government of Canada bond (ISIN CA135087YQ12) that pays a fixed coupon of 4.0% a year on its face value, and repays that face value in full on 1 June 2041. As a direct obligation of the federal government, it carries …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026

Why Canada’s 3.5% December 2045 Bond (CA135087ZS68) Is in Focus as Long-Duration Bonds Reprice

The security (ISIN CA135087ZS68) is a nominal Government of Canada bond paying a fixed 3.5% coupon annually on its face value, with the face value repaid in full on 1 December 2045. It is a direct federal obligation and carries Canada’s sovereign ratings of …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026

Why Canada’s 2.75% December 2048 Bond (CA135087D358) Is Turning Heads at Less Than 80% of Face Value

This is a nominal Government of Canada bond (ISIN CA135087D358) paying a fixed 2.75% coupon each year on its face value, repaying that face value in full on 1 December 2048. As a direct federal obligation it carries Canada’s sovereign ratings: S&P AAA, Moody’s …

Ankur Sharma | 15 September 2026
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