Expanded CLF could boost RMBS demand as sovereign supply shifts
- Thursday, 05 October 2017
A marginal – but surprising – expansion of the committed liquidity facility (CLF) provided to banks by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) for 2018 could boost demand for CLF-qualifying credit, a Deutsche Bank research note suggests. A concurrent marginal easing of demand for sovereign bonds should easily be offset by expected reduced supply, analysts believe.
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