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Boeing raises $10 billion in new debt amid financial challenges
Less than a week after revealing a near $US4 billion cash burn in the first three months of this year, embattled plane maker Boeing is raising $US10 billion in new debt.
Read MoreFinancial pressures lead to closure of Ravensthorpe nickel mine
Growing financial pressures from the loss of its huge Panamanian copper mine have led Canada’s First Quantum Minerals to decide to close its Ravensthorpe nickel mine in southwestern WA.
Read MoreBYD’s strong Q1 amidst China EV price war
Chinese EV maker BYD posted higher profit in the three months to March despite the intensifying price war in China and a surge in investment in new technologies. The Warren Buffett-backed automaker's net profit rose 11% year-on-year to 4.57 billion yuan ($US630.7 million) in the first quarter, it announced Monday night.
Read MoreTesla & corporate earnings continue to underpin US markets
US markets continued to rise underpinned by strong earnings numbers. Results from the reporting season so far have seen over 80 per cent of US companies beating expectations.
Read MoreAnalysing the impact of weak business earnings on Australian banks
Will weak business earnings curb the results of the National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) this week by adding to the existing pressure on its key measure, the net interest margin (NIM)?
Read MoreTesla & corporate earnings continue to underpin US markets
??US markets continued to rise underpinned by strong earnings numbers. Results from the reporting season so far have seen over 80 per cent of US companies beating expectations.
Read MoreASX closes 0.8% higher: All sectors in the green
Australia's stock market rebounded on Monday, recovering from a previous decline, amid uncertainty surrounding interest rates in both Australia and the US.
Read MoreLittle Green Pharma continues to shine in a paddock of pot stock weeds
The uptake of medicinal cannabis products in Australia continues to boom, but most providers of the herbaceous material are not reaping the benefits because of oversupply, commoditised pricing and investor indifference.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: Lanthanein Resources, Orange Minerals, Aspire Mining
A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Lanthanein Resources (ASX:LNR), Orange Minerals (ASX:OMX) and Aspire Mining (ASX:AKM).
Read MoreASX up 0.5% near noon: REITs are best performers
The Australian sharemarket surged at the opening bell, buoyed by a robust performance on Wall Street, with the S&P/ASX 200 rising 0.7% to 7632 within the first 10 minutes of trading, partially offsetting Friday's 1.4% decline.
Read MoreTPG Telecom to pay Optus for regional mobile infrastructure
TPG Telecom (ASX:TPG) will pay Optus about $1.17 billion to use its rival's mobile infrastructure in regional Australia, turning to the Singapore Telecommunications-owned company after regulators blocked an earlier deal with Telstra.
Read MoreStar Entertainment shuffles leadership
Embattled casino owner Star Entertainment (ASX:SGR) has again shuffled the deck chairs at the very top of the company, with under-fire executive chair David Foster exiting the position on Monday and existing director Anne Ward being named to replace him.
Read MoreUS economy booming
Last week, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said the American economy was booming and consumer spending continued to be resilient.
Read MoreStrong earnings numbers drive US markets higher
US markets pushed higher led by the big tech names as earnings numbers continued to surprise on the upside.
Read MoreStrong earnings numbers drive US markets higher
US markets pushed higher led by the big tech names as earnings numbers continued to surprise on the upside.
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Another big week for earnings
Another big week ahead of us for US earnings (and for Australia, with two big banks on the list to reveal their profits and dividends).
Read MoreAnglo American: Hopes for a takeover battle
Meetings this week of shareholders in Anglo American in London and Rio Tinto (in Australia) will continue to focus on the fate of BHP $A60 billion all-share offer for the London-based miner.
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Markets: Wall Street to run the gauntlet once again
For all the volatility, angst about inflation, growth, geopolitical tensions and earnings, Wall Street ended very much on an up note on Friday, but will have to run the gauntlet once again this week.
Read MoreShares bounce, Is correction over, Strong US earnings, US PCE less bad than feared, Aus cuts delayed
Dr 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 MoreASX down 1.22% near noon: BHP tumbles 4.5%
BHP's (ASX:BHP) decline weighs on shares, while traders anticipate no interest rate cuts in 2024 due to Australian inflation surpassing expectations, causing Australian bond yields to rise significantly and prompting a notable decrease in the S&P/ASX 200 index, particularly impacting interest rate-sensitive sectors such as real estate, financials, and technology.
Read MoreVale’s net earnings down 9%
Brazilian iron ore and base metal giant Vale saw net earnings slip 9% in the three months to March 31.
Read MoreGold Road Resources backs out of Greenstone deal
It's no wonder Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR) bailed on a move to buy an interest in the Canadian gold miner Greenstone.
Read MoreBoeing’s struggles: Losses, downgrades, and liquidity worries
Boeing lost hundreds of millions of dollars and used up $US3.9 billion in cash in the March quarter. Revenue fell nearly 8% from a year ago as the company continues to struggle to overcome ongoing problems in its core business – commercial aircraft.
Read MoreMixed economic signals weigh on US markets
US stocks slid as mixed economic data raised fears that stagflation may rear its ugly head, as growth numbers came in weaker than expected and price growth higher than expected.
Read MoreUS economic growth disappoints
In the wake of the weaker-than-expected first estimate of US economic growth, it seems US interest rates aren’t going lower for a while longer—perhaps past November’s elections—unless there is a sudden slump in activity between now and then.
Read MoreAlphabet’s dividend debut and soaring revenue
Alphabet (Google) has transitioned into the sphere of mundane industrials, aligning itself with the likes of Apple and Meta by initiating dividend payments.
Read MoreWeak revenue forecast from Meta causes stock plunge
The Mag Seven megatech story took a hit as a weak revenue forecast from Meta Platforms caused shares to plunge 16% in after-hours trading on Wednesday, dragging other shares down with them.
Read MoreBHP makes $60 billion bid for Anglo American
Shares in BHP (ASX:BHP) will come under pressure on the ASX on Friday after it confirmed it had made an unsolicited all-paper takeover offer for Anglo American, with a value of around $60 billion.
Read MoreMixed economic signals weigh on markets
US stocks slid as mixed economic data raised fears that stagflation may rear its ugly head, as growth numbers came in weaker than expected and price growth higher than expected.
Read MoreFortescue’s third-quarter iron ore production and sales disappoint again
For the second time in as many years, Fortescue’s (ASX:FMG) third-quarter iron ore production and sales have been weaker than expected.
Read MoreNo rate rise expected as inflation picks up
No rate rise is expected from the Reserve Bank for most of this year after inflation picked up in the three months to March 31, thanks to another surge in housing costs and the usual start-of-year jump in education-related charges.
Read MoreKogan shares slide despite profit growth
Kogan.com (ASX:KGN) shares slumped 26% on Wednesday after it revealed a surprise 6% decline in gross sales to $178.3 million and a 2% drop in revenue to $105.9 million for the March quarter.
Read MoreAnalysis of Telix Pharmaceuticals, Bank of Queensland, MAAS Group Holdings
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Telix Pharmaceuticals, Bank of Queensland and MAAS Group Holdings.
Read MoreFranklin Templeton launches two ETFs
Felicity Walsh, Managing Director of Franklin Templeton for Australia and New Zealand, discusses the launch of two ETFs on the ASX.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: Immutep, Western Mines Group, Industrial Minerals
A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Immutep (ASX:IMM; NASDAQ:IMMP), Western Mines Group (ASX:WMG) and Industrial Minerals (ASX:IND).
Read MoreASX up 0.08% near noon: CPI comes in higher than expected
The 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.
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