Australia Holds Largest Bonds Sale on Record

Australia is facing economic challenges due to a transition from a mining boom, struggling with budget deficits and populist pressures. Despite these issues, investors are attracted to Australian bonds because they offer high-rated debt with a positive real yield, which is rare in the global bond market. Japanese investors, in particular, are increasing their purchases of Australian debt.

Why are investors still interested in Australian bonds despite global economic concerns?

What makes Australian debt attractive compared to other countries' debt?