RBA Holds its Nerve on Inflation Outlook
Despite some frantic tap dancing in various quarters about inflation, according to the Reserve Bank there remains little chance that official interest rates are going to rise before 2024.
Read MoreDespite some frantic tap dancing in various quarters about inflation, according to the Reserve Bank there remains little chance that official interest rates are going to rise before 2024.
Read MoreIn a low-rate world, generating income is more difficult than ever. With cash rates close to zero, fixed income can no longer do the heavy lifting for income-focused investors.
Read MoreAPN Property Group’s Mark Mazzarella expands upon his previous articles from earlier this year to look at how offices and the work conducted within them continue to change and evolve.
Read MoreMoody’s ratings agency likes Newcrest’s $3.7 billion move to expand its Canadian gold mine portfolio with Pretivm Resources, despite it involving the company taking on more debt.
Read MoreIf you think that selling more than buying is a negative view of the outlook for equities, then the moves made by Berkshire Hathaway in recent months could easily be construed as bearish.
Read MoreWe got a clear sign on Tuesday that OzMin has a prospect in WA that could soon end up as a third mine for the company, along with its Prominent Hill and Carapateena operations in SA.
Read MoreBuried in China’s weak production figures on Monday was more good news for those enthusiastic about green metals like lithium as Chinese buyers again grabbed as many EVs as they could.
Read MoreAgribusiness giant Elders Ltd got a huge boost from the rebound in weather and growing conditions in Australia in the year to September to post another solid result for the 2020-21 FY.
Read MoreWith the market expecting interest rates to rise from historic lows, Pengana assesses the impact this would have on AREIT’s earnings and the flow-on effect on cost of capital and valuation.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Jenna Denyes reviews some encouraging recent developments as the biotech and pharmaceutical industries continue to make impressive progress against Covid-19.
Read MoreSix months ago, Kardinia Capital wrote that inflation was on the horizon. They continue to field questions on the topic, so are revisiting it here with some of their current thoughts.
Read MoreIt’s back to reality this week for China’s President Xi Jinping and the headache that is the Chinese economy – specifically property which is now threatening to spread to other sectors.
Read MoreA sharp rise in revenue, earnings and dividends saw Incitec Pivot shares leap 17% in early trading on Monday – touching a 23-month high – before closing up a more modest 4% on the day.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Antisense Therapeutics (ASX: ANP), Elementos (ASX: ELT), Helix Resources (ASX: HLX) & Cluey Learning (ASX: CLU).
Read MoreWill we be seeing a real bid for Link Administration now that it will let private equity firm Carlyle Group take a look at its books?
Read MoreMark Diamond – Managing Director and CEO – Antisense Therapeutics is a biotechnology company, developing and commercializing antisense pharmaceuticals for large unmet markets in rare diseases.
Read MoreJoe David – CEO – Elementos is a diversified tin production and exploration company with assets in mining-rich jurisdictions including Spain and Australia.
Read MoreMike Rosenstreich – Managing Director, Geologist – Helix Resources Limited is a minerals exploration company focused on the development of Collerina Copper and Cobar Gold Projects in Central NSW.
Read MoreMark Rohald – CEO – Cluey Learning is an Australian education technology company that supports the learning growth of students by bringing together expert educators, cutting‑edge technology & proprietary learning data to offer students a range of targeted learning service
Read MoreAnother week of generally directionless trading for global commodities markets as gold starred, oil didn’t, iron ore continued to slide, silver did well, copper gained and wheat stood out.
Read MoreRetailers dominate the final week of the US third quarter earnings season to be led by the industry majors, with the monthly sales report for October tomorrow also of huge interest.
Read MorePlenty going on in the week ahead, with the markets’ reactions to the weak outcome of the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow and another upsurge in Covid Delta cases in 51 countries at the forefront.
Read MoreA big week for electric vehicles with shares in Tesla battered by the stock-selling of founder Elon Musk and the arrival of a new, smaller rival in Rivian and its key supporters Amazon and Ford.
Read MoreThere’s no doubt and little surprise some fatigue has crept into the markets, and we are looking at a sluggish start to the ASX today after Wall Street and shares in Europe ended marginally higher Friday.
Read MoreCorporate Connect analyst Joh Snyman has today released a research report on Laybuy, valuing the BNPL company at $A0.96 per share vs the stock’s current trading price of $A0.45.
Read MoreAs this week’s $3.7 billion takeover of Canadian gold miner Pretium by Newcrest (supported by a couple of smaller takeovers in Australia and small, new mine decisions) shows, there is still a lot of interest in gold.
Read MoreOn Monday President Biden will sign into law his $US1 trillion federal infrastructure bill that will see years of spending and investments helping underpin US economic growth and corporate activity for years to come.
Read MoreAs 2022 approaches, S&P Global remains mostly upbeat about the outlook for minerals, even though the firm sees a slowing in economic growth in many major economies such as China.
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Read MoreIn his Insights column this week, AMP’s Shane Oliver explains why he believes that, if there is one “technical thing” investors should know about investing, it’s the power of compound interest.
Read MoreMontaka’s Andrew Macken gives us three examples of stocks in the reopening, defensive and mega tech narratives highlighting a market that would baffle a rational Martian.
Read MoreGrainCorp will run a modest $50 million buyback and has boosted dividends after riding the second good season in a row for eastern Australian grain growers into a 50% revenue jump.
Read MoreShares in Xero Ltd fell more than 6% yesterday as the company reported a 19% dip in first half earnings and committed itself to continue spending heavily on expansion.
Read MoreOctober’s jobs report looked poor and the initial reaction treated it thus, but the adverse data points were really positives in that they happened as eastern states met their re-opening targets.
Read MoreShares in private hospitals operator Ramsay Health Care dropped as much as 7.3% yesterday after it revealed a surprise drop in its first-quarter after-tax profit to just $58.1 million.
Read MoreWritedowns and difficult market conditions saw Orica turn in a loss for the year but directors see the solid rebound in the second half continuing into the current 2021-22 period.
Read MoreJanus Henderson’s Matt Culley explains how EM have seized upon the digital revolution to modernise their economies and create innovative business models to address local business needs.
Read MoreAs Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson writes in his regular column, when it comes to monetary policy the watersheds are even less obvious than for a stock market index or share price.
Read MoreThe float of US electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian automotive exploded on Wall Street Wednesday as the shares surged by more than 53% at one stage from their issue price of $US78.
Read MoreUS inflation jumped to levels not seen for 31 years in October as cost pressures tightened for more everyday items, but wages actually fell in real terms over the same period.
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