Two Heads Better than One for Incitec
Incitec Pivot is joining the now fashionable corporate ‘divorce’ trend, yesterday revealing a plan to spin off its mining explosives division from its fertiliser business by mid-2023.
Read MoreIncitec Pivot is joining the now fashionable corporate ‘divorce’ trend, yesterday revealing a plan to spin off its mining explosives division from its fertiliser business by mid-2023.
Read MoreAdvice to the ASX on Monday that the company now expects record profits for FY 2021-22 saw shares in Codan jump back to the levels they were at in early February.
Read MoreThe main impact of the Australian election result will be to underline the continuing importance of green products to future growth as climate change policies and spending move to centre stage.
Read MoreThe local share market will likely assume a wait-and-see mindset this week as the ALP takes power and all the talk and promises from the campaign trail fall into or out of place.
Read MoreIn Australia it will be the usual post-election speculation before attention switches back to the US and the way Wall Street is travelling as another week of reports from retailers looms large.
Read MoreWhile the local focus and headlines will likely be on Saturday’s Federal election result and what it means moving forward, all things business and economics will continue unabated.
Read MoreAfter last week’s US retail shockers, this week’s reports from some of the lesser lights assume greater importance, especially after another weak result on Friday from discount chain Ross Stores.
Read MoreChina’s collapsing housing sector is like a slow-moving train wreck – everyone knows what the situation is but no one is game to pull on the emergency cord to try and avert a disaster now well underway.
Read MoreWhile investor attention remains focused on inflation and interest rates, activity continues to burble on across Australia’s resources sector. here’s some news from around the traps.
Read More2022 may come to be retrospectively regarded as the mess we had to have. Are there any safe havens left in the face of soaring inflation and volatile markets? If so, they sure are hard to find.
Read MoreWoolworths has offered to buy an 80% controlling stake in the online department store business MyDeal for $271 million, or $1.05 a share cash.
Read MoreDespite only showing a net gain of 4,000, 92,400 new full-time jobs were created and 88,400 part time jobs ended in April – presumably as most of the latter became the former.
Read MoreWoodside shareholders approved the $63bn merger with BHP Petroleum on Thursday while at the same time delivering a strong rebuke to management over the company’s climate policy.
Read MoreThursday’s ASX rout made it a tough day to be releasing results, but the show must go on. Here’s the latest from travel firm Webjet and agricultural chemical company Nufarm.
Read MoreShares in Aristocrat Leisure managed to ride out Thursday’s battering after the gaming company revealed a solid rise in revenues, earnings and dividend for the six months to March.
Read MoreAnother tough trading day in store as US markets collapsed, triggered by weak numbers from retail stalwart Target.
Read MoreWhile today’s April jobs data will be solid, it won’t offset the disappointment in another quarter of weak wages growth which has left most of us even further behind the inflationary curve.
Read MoreAndrew Forrest will once again take the reins at Fortescue as part of a restructuring that will see its green energy business Fortescue Future Industries gain equal ranking at board level.
Read MoreThe Bank of America May survey shows investors are currently hoarding cash at the highest rate since 9/11 in a reflection of “extremely bearish” sentiment among asset managers.
Read MoreA fair bit of news around the ASX on Wednesday, and here’s all the latest from steelmaking giant BlueScope, Kerry Stokes-controlled Boral and local automative retailer Eagers.
Read MoreWall Street ignored the shock slide in quarterly earnings from Walmart and yet another warning from an increasingly hawkish Fed chair Jay Powell to post a second straight gain.
Read MoreIt was a case of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on Tuesday for miners Havilah Resources and OZ Minerals, distiller United Malt Group, and drilling contractor Mitchell Services.
Read MoreEven though Berkshire Hathaway got plenty of publicity for some of their moves in the March quarter, the fund manager’s filing with the SEC revealed more intriguing dealings.
Read MoreA chunky dividend payout and plenty of upbeat talk from James Hardie couldn’t stop its share price weakness continuing, with the stock falling more than 3% in Tuesday’s ASX session.
Read MoreJust a day after Brambles did the right thing and confirmed media reports of a takeover approach from private equity firm CVC, the vulture has flown the coop, blaming ‘market volatility’.
Read MoreAs expected global wheat prices jumped sharply Monday in the wake of Indian’s surprise ban on exports of the key grain from last Saturday.
Read MoreShares in Copper Energy jumped sharply yesterday after it lifted its earnings guidance nearly 10% for the year to June because of the lift in global gas demand and prices.
Read MoreShares in logistics multinational Brambles jumped more than 11% in Monday’s ASX session after it gave notice of a takeover approach from offshore private equity company CVC.
Read MoreIt is looking increasingly likely that big miners have escaped the worst of the resource nationalism of the new Chilean government and its attempts to rewrite the country’s constitution.
Read MoreIf the Chinese economy is not already in a recession, it could well be so in the next couple weeks as the country’s Covid elimination policy strangles demand and growth at all levels.
Read MoreDevelopments over the weekend in the ongoing Twitter fiasco reiterate two key points: that the line between genius and madness is indeed a fine one, and that dollars rarely make for sense.
Read MoreWorld rural commodity markets have been whacked by India’s immediate ban on wheat exports and extreme volatility is forecast when trading resumes later today.
Read MoreThe last-minute politics ahead of this weekend’s federal election will overshadow the minutes from the RBA’s May board meeting, along with wage and jobs data later in the week.
Read MoreFriday’s late bounce was enough to put a smile on some dials in the markets but not enough to halt what was another weekly loss – the sixth in a row – and leave investors wondering what lies ahead.
Read MoreThe Commonwealth Bank seems to be slowly but surely drawing away from the NAB, Westpac and the ANZ – each of which seems powerless to close the inexorably widening gap.
Read MoreStablecoins – whose value is pegged to the US dollar – were designed to anchor cryptocurrencies. The fall of a number of them well beneath face value this week has left the industry in utter turmoil.
Read MoreGood news from China for the global renewable metals sector – demand for electric vehicles is alive and surviving the Covid lockdowns, while in Europe demand powers onwards.
Read MoreInvestors in software group Xero took out the axe with the long handle yesterday and gave the company’s shares a good whack after what they thought was a disappointing annual result.
Read MoreAfter barely a blip on Wednesday in response to CSR’s full year result, Thursday saw a new, negative attitude emerge and the company’s shares sold off 10% for the session.
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