Rates danger

Article Abstract:

Unexpected increase in bond yields in the beginning of February 1999 has created uncertainty about interest rates in Australia. The bond yield increase may precipitate an increase in interest rates, which would affect significant sectors of the economy, including bonds, shares, and property. Economic analysts are in a difficult position because the increase in interest rates is a possibility but not a certainty. Long-term rates may be more susceptible to an increase.

Australia, Interest rates, Bonds, Bonds (Securities)

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Port in a storm

Article Abstract:

The warrants market in Australia has suffered as a result of the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11 2001. Instalment warrants have not suffered as much and the benefits of investing in these geared products are described.

Stock warrants

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Home sweet home

Article Abstract:

Australia's home ownership market has not been as buoyant, but as interest rates fall in 2001 there is hope it may bounce back. The benefits of investing in a home rather than shares are presented.

Home ownership

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