Funding & Business
Australia’s No. 2 Pension Cuts Treasuries Bet on Rising US Risks
Australia’s second-biggest pension fund has grown increasingly bearish on US Treasuries due to concerns that Washington’s policies may stoke inflation.
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Gold held just below a record high and silver traded above $40 an ounce, as the prospect of Federal Reserve rate cuts and growing concerns over the central bank’s future gave fresh legs to the multi-year rally in precious metals.
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Oil drifted as traders waited for fresh catalysts to move prices out of what’s been a relatively narrow band, with attention on an upcoming OPEC+ meeting and US moves on Russian supplies.
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Stock purchases by Indian institutions are inching toward a record this year, providing a cushion to the nation’s $5.1 trillion market as foreign funds keep selling.
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