Government bond yields around the world are on the rise. How does the situation look in the Asia-Pacific region? Are there alternatives to the stock market to park money safely and with some profits?
The graph shows the current yields for 10-year government bonds (dark blue) in the Asia-Pacific region. Continue reading “A Look at Government Bonds in Asia-Pacific”
Government bond yields are continuing decreasing around the world with some countries reaching already negative yields for their 10-year bonds such as in Switzerland, Germany, Netherlands, France, and Japan. How does the situation look around Asia-Pacific? Where to park money safely in Asia when not invested in the equity markets? Continue reading “A Look at Government Bonds in Asia Pacific”
‘There is time to go long, time to go short, and time to go fishing.’ said once Jesse Livermore, an American investor and security analyst in the early 20th century.
However, where to park the money safely in Asia when not invested in the stock market? Continue reading “A Look at Government Bonds in Asia Pacific”
‘There is time to go long, time to go short, and time to go fishing.’ said once Jesse Livermore, an American investor and security analyst in the early 20th century.
But where to park your money safely in Asia when not invested in the stock market? Continue reading “A Look at Government Bonds in Asia Pacific”
After an overview of the government bond markets in Asia Pacific in our posting from June (The Government Bond Market in APAC) we have drawn a snapshot of the changes in yields of 10-year government bonds during the first six months of 2016. Continue reading “The Government Bond Market in APAC (Part 2): Changes in Yields and Trends in H1 2016”
While government bond yields in many western developed countries swing around the zero mark or are even negative we can still find some well yielding bonds which come with moderate risk around Asia Pacific. The following graph gives an overview of the 10-year government bond yields and the corresponding (S&P) credit rating across Asia Pacific countries. Continue reading “The Government Bond Market in APAC (Part 1)”
