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A rising market?

A growing number of Australian infrastructure projects are looking to include a consumer price index element in their financing, giving a boost to the nascent Australian inflation swaps market. But is there sufficient demand for inflation protection from pension funds? By Wietske Blees

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Australia has long been the forgotten inflation market. While country after country kick-starts its own government inflation-linked bond market, ups issuance volumes or introduces longer maturities, Australia has allowed its government index-linked bond market to slowly wind down. Just A$6.02 billion ($5.37 billion) of Australian Treasury indexed bonds were in issue as of June 2007, compared with

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