Global Dividends Reached a New Record in 2021
Global dividends made a strong recovery in 2021, more than making up for the cuts in 2020. Janus Henderson’s Jane Shoemake discusses the rebound and why JH has upgraded its 2022 forecast.
Read MoreGlobal dividends made a strong recovery in 2021, more than making up for the cuts in 2020. Janus Henderson’s Jane Shoemake discusses the rebound and why JH has upgraded its 2022 forecast.
Read MoreAfter two months of 2022 it is becoming clear sales of New Energy Vehicles in China are slowing, with the cut in the subsidy at the end of last year having an increasing impact.
Read MoreAs fighting in Ukraine intensifies, Sebastian Mullins explains why Schroders are defensively positioned and focused on the response from central banks to rising commodity prices and inflation.
Read MoreAustralian investors remain unconvinced that reports of the bailing out of Tsingshan takes pressure off Nickel Mines, with its shares plummeting again in Thursday’s trading session.
Read MoreCoal miner Peabody Energy has been forced to raise $US150 million after soaring coal prices forced it to find an additional $US534 million to satisfy a margin call on its derivative contracts.
Read MoreWatching the ASX share price for Nickel Mines today will give us a good idea if local investors accept stories from China that Tsingshan Holding Group has been bailed out.
Read MoreA reversal overnight in the commodity price surge which were dragged lower by a double-digit slide in oil prices, but it had all the hallmarks of a relief rally that may not be sustained.
Read MoreGovernor Philip Lowe has made it clear the RBA will not be coerced into lifting interest rates by calls from talking heads or the economics departments of the major banks.
Read MoreRatings agency Fitch has downgraded Russia’s sovereign rating by another six notches to ‘C’ from ‘B’ on fears sanctions and trade restrictions have undermined its willingness to service debt.
Read MoreLower rates, RBA support and benign inflation are all reversing course, resulting in increasingly volatile markets. Airlie FM’s Matt Williams explores what this means for Australian equities.
Read MoreNickel Mines shares lost nearly 5% on Wednesday after earlier going into a trading pause in the wake of a 22% selloff because of its ties to Chinese nickel processor Tsingshan.
Read MoreThe events of the past week have handed us a long list of lessons about how we should and should not manage our portfolios at times of crisis. Here are a few of the more important ones.
Read MoreOrigin Energy has decided to monetise the recent surge in global oil and gas prices into a $250 million on-market share buy-back starting next month.
Read MoreIAG has increased its budget for natural disaster claims by $550 million after the recent flooding in NSW and Queensland, which has left it with 24,000 claims as of 6am Wednesday.
Read MoreBell Potter analyst Hayden Nicholson updates developments in the LIC market. This week: Straight from the corporate playbook
Read MoreVladimir Putin is moving to impose his own sanctions on the west, ordering his government to come up with a list of commodities and other products and western countries to be hit with restrictions.
Read MoreThe surge in global nickel prices in the past few days in trading on the London Metal Exchange LME), the world’s key metal market, looks like it has claimed a big victim.
Read MoreJust a few weeks after revealing its maiden ore reserve estimate for its Redcliffe Gold Project, Dacian Gold has revealed a significant upgrade in prospects at two key WA projects.
Read MorePandemic extremes continue but, as T. Rowe Price Portfolio Specialist Sam Ruiz explains in this article, growth investors should look through the short-term cycle when seeking opportunities.
Read MoreKnown more as an Australian-focused medical cannabis minnow when it listed two years ago, Little Green Pharma now has access to more than half of the addressable EU market.
Read MoreAs rough a ride as the local market has had so far this year, take a minute to consider Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index – which, after Monday’s 3.9% fall, is sitting at its lowest level since July 2016.
Read MoreThe Australian economy has shaken off Covid Omicron, with business conditions and confidence strengthening in February, according to the latest survey from the National Australia Bank.
Read MoreAustralian refiners Ampol and Viva Energy say they will stop using Russian crude oil in their plants after shipments currently en route arrive, making them the country’s last two to do so.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Emyria (ASX: EMD), Comms Group (ASX: CCG) , Black Mountain Energy (ASX: BME) & WT Financial (ASX: WTL)
Read MoreMicheal Winlo – MD – Emyria is developing technology-powered health services that elevate clinical care and deliver deeper clinical insights.
Read MorePeter McGrath – CEO & MD – CommsGroup is an Australian-based business Telco, ISP, and Managed Service provider. The company provides Cloud Communications for Business.
Read MoreRhett Bennett – Founder and CEO – Black Mountain Energy is an energy and resources company focused on identifying, developing and operating projects in hydrocarbon-rich basins.
Read MoreKeith Cullen – Founder & MD – WT Financial Group is a diversified financial services company that contains two distinct channels: their primary business-to-business (B2B) operations under the Wealth Today Pty Ltd subsidiary and brand; and their complementary direct to consumer (B2C) operations under Spring Financial Group.
Read MoreChina’s export and import growth slowed noticeably over January and February as Covid outbreaks, surging commodity prices and the rise of tensions in Ukraine each took their toll.
Read MoreSuddenly, thanks to the Ukrainian invasion, the outlook for BHP’s Jansen potash project is looking much rosier, with Russia and Belarus the world’s second- and third-largest potash producing countries.
Read MoreRecent prominent media articles have criticized sustainable portfolios for being ineffective as agents of change. Dan Roarty from AllianceBerstein thinks the critics have missed the point.
Read MoreThe AGL board has knocked back a 10% higher offer for the company from tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and international asset manager Brookfield valuing it at $8.25 per share.
Read MoreGold mining stocks, along with the gold price, have been rising recently as inflation and political instability weigh investors’ considerations. VanEck looks at whether or not this can continue.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Swetha Ramachandran looks at how the more digital, more sustainable generation to come – Generation “Alpha” – could influence consumption in the luxury sector.
Read MoreAs investors fear the good times are over for the FANGMANT, those willing to take a risk may consider buying the dip. ETF Securities explains why.
Read MoreOn top of the continuing impact on markets of the Ukraine crisis, investors will also have to deal with the almost certain US rate rise late this week, as well as fresh US inflation data.
Read MoreMost commodity prices increased at close to the fastest pace seen in over half a century last week and plenty more volatility lies ahead for investors and the wider global community.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 futures ended up at the close early Saturday Sydney time, which implies that, unless there’s some major late development in Ukraine, the market should start the week on a positive note.
Read MoreIf China’s 2022 economic targets are any guide, the country is looking at a year of slowing growth, rising inflation and plenty of government spending to stop the economy stumbling into stagflation.
Read MoreFebruary’s jobs report has confirmed the health of the US economy – even if inflation remains a major concern – and markets seem to have accepted the looming rate rise and a few more to come.
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