Analysis of Telix Pharmaceuticals, Bank of Queensland, MAAS Group Holdings
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Telix Pharmaceuticals, Bank of Queensland and MAAS Group Holdings.
Read MoreFund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Telix Pharmaceuticals, Bank of Queensland and MAAS Group Holdings.
Read MoreFelicity Walsh, Managing Director of Franklin Templeton for Australia and New Zealand, discusses the launch of two ETFs on the ASX.
Read MoreA snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Immutep (ASX:IMM; NASDAQ:IMMP), Western Mines Group (ASX:WMG) and Industrial Minerals (ASX:IND).
Read MoreThe Australian Bureau of Statistics reported a 1% rise in the consumer price index for the three months through March, exceeding market expectations of a 0.8% increase, while the annual CPI slowed to 3.6% from 4.1%, both figures stronger than anticipated.
Read MoreIn the latest session of the ongoing inquiry probing the Star Group's suitability to hold a casino license, alarming revelations surfaced, painting a bleak picture of the company's current state under existing management and board.
Read MoreIn stark contrast to Tesla’s poor performance, rival carmaker General Motors rode the back of its traditional ICE-powered cars (internal combustion engine) to better-than-forecast revenue and profits in the March quarter and gave a strong hint that it expects to start seeing profits from its EV business late this year.
Read MoreThere are some overly optimistic investors in the US—why else would they boost the share price of EV pioneer Tesla after the company reported its worst quarterly performance in more than a decade, revealing a more than halving in profitability in the first three months of the year?
Read MoreUS stocks surged higher as a raft of corporate earnings results came in ahead of expectations.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, shares surged, driven by a tech-fueled rally on Wall Street, with investors eyeing US corporate earnings and Australian inflation data for hints on the Reserve Bank’s future interest rate decisions.
Read MoreFar Northern Resources Limited (ASX:FNR) Chairman Rod Corps provides an update on the company's gold exploration.
Read MoreBrambles (ASX:BXB) shares fell around 7% in an immediate negative reaction to its third-quarter sales update, despite the company showing that it is on track to meet growth guidance for the year to June.
Read MoreSometimes, some investors are not bright, and others do not really read what companies put out to the ASX. Take Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST), which yesterday issued its March quarterly report, and the shares sold off because it supposedly "missed" forecasts.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, shares opened higher, reflecting a rally on Wall Street amidst subdued geopolitical tensions, with investors focusing on upcoming US corporate earnings such as Tesla and GE. At 11:45am, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.48 per cent higher at 7,683.40.
Read MoreA snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Osteopore (ASX:OSX), Augustus Minerals (ASX:AUG) and Tamboran Resources (ASX:TBN).
Read MoreDe Grey Mining (ASX:DEG) is aiming to finalize the detailed terms of its massive $1 billion financing package for its Hemi gold mine project in WA’s Pilbara by the middle of this year.
Read MoreBoth Moody’s and Fitch have put China on a negative outlook for its credit rating. S&P Global has taken a different stance, suggesting that the country’s fiscal stimulus is running out of steam and might need to be topped up.
Read MoreFriday, it was equities that sold off on higher risk, even though there were signs the Israelis had not really retaliated against Iran. Despite that, gold was boosted by a bit of safe-haven buying.
Read MoreUS stocks bounced back in US trading as Middle East tensions eased and investors turned their attention to the release of major company earnings results.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket experienced a modest relief rally on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index rising by 1.1 per cent to 7649.2 points, partially recovering from the previous week's 2.8 per cent loss amidst eased tensions between Israel and Iran.
Read MoreAir New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) trimmed its annual earnings estimates on Monday, citing cost-of-living pressures leading to softer revenue in domestic travel, as well as more competition on its key North American routes.
Read MoreThe ASX is trading higher on Monday amidst easing tensions between Israel and Iran, with the S&P/ASX 200 rising by 1.4% to 7671 points at the open, partly recovering from last week's 2.8% loss. At noon, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.94 per cent higher at 7,638.90.
Read MoreA snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Base Resources, Lanthanein Resources, Orion Minerals and Novonix.
Read MoreSouth32's (ASX:S32) Groote Eylandt manganese mining and export operations in the Gulf of Carpentaria look set to remain offline for another year following Cyclone Megan, which devastated the area in mid-March.
Read MoreThe US first-quarter reporting season accelerates. Up to Friday, 14 companies in the S&P 500 had reported so far, and this week they will be joined by another 158 (or more than 30% of the index), as well as 11 of the 30 companies in the Dow.
Read MoreAs markets realized that Israel's retaliatory attack on Iran caused little damage, gold lost its early momentum but still managed to hang on to the small gain that left it closing above $US2,400 an ounce on Friday.
Read MoreIron ore prices eased on Friday but still ended the week with a small gain, marking a notable uptrend for April.
Read MoreEarly trading saw oil spike more than 3 per cent and Middle East tensions take centre stage until the limited nature of Israel’s retaliation against Iran became apparent, easing concerns of any further escalation in the region and calming markets.
Read MoreLike gold, oil ran up and then down as the news of the Israeli reply to Iran’s attack earlier in the week waxed and waned in terms of tensions.
Read MoreOne of those weeks (there are four of them) when the most accurate consumer price inflation data comes around—a sure generator of a lot of words, forecasts, and guesses.
Read MoreInflation dominates market thinking again this week, along with the first estimate of US March quarter economic growth. There are also events in the Middle East for investors to continue to worry about, while earnings interest turns to four of the Magnificent Seven – well, three, if you exclude a tanking Tesla.
Read MoreThe US first-quarter reporting season accelerates. Up to Friday, 14 companies in the S&P 500 had reported so far, and this week they will be joined by another 158 (or more than 30% of the index), as well as 11 of the 30 companies in the Dow.
Read MoreNasdaq suffered its sixth straight losing day on Friday, the longest downtrend in more than a year. Tech giants like Nvidia and the much-diminished Tesla slid.
Read MoreShaw and Partners Chief Investment Office Martin Crabb discusses strategies for investing in the current volatile market conditions.
Read MoreDr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses developments in investment markets over the past week, economic activity trackers, major global economic events and Australian economic events.
Read MoreMartin Carolan – CEO and Managing Director – Provaris Energy Limited (ASX:PV1) is developing a portfolio of integrated green hydrogen projects, leveraging innovative compressed shipping IP.
Read MoreDaniel Lai – CEO and Managing Director – archTIS Limited (ASX:AR9, OTCQB:ARHLF) is a global provider of software solutions for the secure collaboration of sensitive information. The company’s data-centric information security solutions protect the world’s most sensitive content in government, defence, supply chain, enterprises and regulated industries through attribute-based access and control policies.
Read MoreDr Amanda Buckingham – Managing Director – Warriedar Resources Limited (ASX:WA8) is an advanced gold and copper exploration business, with a resource base of approximately 2 Moz gold across Western Australia and Nevada, and a robust pipeline of high-calibre drill targets.
Read MoreIn the dynamic landscape of technology, quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI) emerge as transformative forces, poised to revolutionize industries and reshape investment paradigms.
Read MoreNetflix created another fuss this week with its decision to abandon regular updates on subscriber numbers and revenue data, in what is looking more like an admission that it has reached what some analysts might call “Peak Netflix”.
Read MoreAustralian shares are on course for their seventh decline in eight sessions amid investor preference for higher bond yields and gold due to concerns about persistent inflation.
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