The incumbent centre-left Australian Labor Party (ALP) is on course win a second term in office in the 3 May federal election. Just months ago, it appeared likely that the conservative Liberal/National coalition were set to return to power after just one term on the opposition benches. However, public sentiment appears to have shifted notably over the course of the campaign.
In this election preview we will provide a short briefing on how the election works and who the main parties are, a chartpack of opinion polling and betting market data ahead of the vote, a scenario analysis examining the probabilities and implications of various outcomes, and some sell-side views on the contest.
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| Type | 13-week GTB |
| Maturity | Jul 4, 2025 |
| Amount | E500mln |
| Target | E500mln |
| Previous | E500mln |
| Avg yield | 2.03% |
| Previous | 2.37% |
| Bid-to-cover | 1.91x |
| Previous | 2.45x |
| Previous date | Jan 29, 2025 |
Corrects for pre-auction midprice.
| 1.125% Sep-35 Linker | Previous | |
| Amount | GBP1.60bln | GBP1.60bln |
| Avg yield | 1.268% | 1.115% |
| Bid-to-cover | 3.36x | 3.52x |
| Tail | N/A | N/A |
| Avg price | 98.600 | 100.100 |
| Pre-auction mid | 98.511 | 100.045 |
| Previous date | 25-Feb-25 |
Speaking as part of a parliamentary briefing and debate on defence and armaments, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis saying that his gov't is planning to spend E25bln as part of a new 12-year defence plan running to 2037. Mitsotakis claims that "There can be no progress without security," and that the moves announced today represent the most "dramatic restructuring of the Armed Forces in modern history."