RBA Keeping Calm and Carrying On
The RBA left interest rates steady and made it clear it will not be forced into lifting them by the current rise in inflation despite confirming the end of its QE campaign on Feb 10.
Read MoreThe RBA left interest rates steady and made it clear it will not be forced into lifting them by the current rise in inflation despite confirming the end of its QE campaign on Feb 10.
Read MoreClimate change is the defining issue of our time and generation. If no action is taken to address climate change, what are the implications of a heating world for the year 2050?
Read MoreNews today that Boral will return $3bn in capital to shareholders later this month, while Ramsay Healthcare announced the acquisition of UK mental health care provider Elysium.
Read MoreThe recent flattening of yield curves is incongruous to the beginning of a hiking cycle. Janus Henderson examines the drivers of these dynamics and their expectations for 2022.
Read MoreShares in Credit Corp jumped 6% at one stage yesterday as investors enthusiastically greeted what was a solid interim result, higher dividend and upbeat outlook.
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank obviously didn’t find anything to ‘scare the horses’ in yesterday’s start of the month economic data ahead of its first monetary policy meeting for the year.
Read MoreJanuary 2022 saw the bears win a knock’em down battle with the few remaining bulls in a surprise crunch to the first month of the new year.
Read MoreSomewhat lost among the all-encompassing threat of climate change, the decline in biodiversity is one such issue that rarely receives the attention that it deserves.
Read MoreA big payoff for LNG player Origin Energy from 2021’s gas price surge thanks to shortages in Europe, China, Japan and South Korea, aided by cold winter weather in those regions.
Read MoreWhile lower margins had been expected by the market, the sharp cut to Ansell’s earnings forecasts – made in part because of two major disruptions to suppliers – was not.
Read MoreThe issue of drug pricing is not straightforward. The common perception of ’evil pharma’ or governments attacking innovation is unhelpful and oversimplifies a complex challenge.
Read MoreThe first day of trading in reunified BHP shares under the sole ASX listing was a reminder of where the real weight lies when it comes to the ASX 200’s diurnal ebbs and flows.
Read MoreA busy start to the week for the ASX saw plenty of news doing the rounds on Monday. Here are updates from ARB Corporation, Bubs Australia and the Commonwealth Bank.
Read MoreJonathan Hubbard and Benoit Anne from MFS give us a comprehensive view of the key themes they believe will influence the macroeconomic and capital markets environment in 2022.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Lake Resources (ASX: LKE), Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX: TLX), European Metals (ASX: EMH) & Ardiden Limited (ADV)
Read MoreDr Christian Behrenbruch – CEO & Managing Director – Telix is a late-stage radiopharmaceutical company developing diagnostic and therapeutic assets using Molecularly Targeted Radiation.
Read MoreKeith Coughlan – Executive Chairman – European Metals is a mineral exploration and development company with the aim to create a sustainable European lithium supply chain with low carbon footprint.
Read MoreRob Longley – MD & CEO – Ardiden Limited engages in the exploration of mineral properties such as gold and lithium in Australia and Canada.
Read MoreTwo reports show the pace of economic activity across China slowed noticeably in January ahead of the Lunar New Year break starting tomorrow and the 2022 Winter Olympics starting Friday.
Read MoreIron ore up, oil and gas up, coal, a touch lower but higher than in December, copper, silver and gold all weaker – commodities don’t seem to know if they are Arthur or Martha at the moment.
Read MoreThis week should see investors fully up to date on what the RBA thinks happened in the Australian economy over the holiday break and the likely path for the early months of 2022.
Read MoreMore than $15.3 billion worth of BHP shares were traded on Friday ahead of today’s commencement of higher market weightings in the major ASX indices for the mining giant.
Read MoreOvernight trading on the ASX futures saw a fall of 16 points at the close Saturday morning that bore little resemblance to the driving finish on Wall Street an hour or so earlier.
Read MoreUS jobs, central bank meetings, GDP for the Eurozone, Russian tensions in Ukraine, cranky markets – it’s shaping up as another busy week for investors to struggle with.
Read MoreThe annual assessment of disasters from Munich Re, one of the world’s biggest re-insurers, again raises the question of why you would want to invest in or run an insurance company.
Read MoreTesla has been great, but the award for listed company of 2021 surely goes to Apple as investors lifted its value to an unheard-of $US3 trillion on the first trading day of the New Year.
Read MoreSometimes it’s the supposedly smaller things that can grind industry to a halt, such as the current shortage of the obscure diesel additive AdBlue. ABx Group may just have a solution.
Read MoreDoes anybody truly believe that interest rate rises in Australia will have any impact on oil and petrol prices except to increase the cost of living for millions of people?
Read MoreWith global share markets having a tough time of it in the first weeks of 2022, AMP’s Shane Oliver highlights some key points for investors to keep in mind during turbulent times.
Read MoreSome investors have begun to question whether thematic ETFs still have a place in portfolios. ETF Securities explains why it believes products like their ROBO are still key strategic holdings.
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Read MoreApple has reported record revenue for the December quarter (its first for its 2021-22 financial year), topping sales forecasts for every major product it sells bar iPads.
Read MoreThe US economy grew faster than forecast in the December quarter and for 2021 as a whole, but that failed to hold the attention of Wall Street investors who continued to sell.
Read MoreShares in online retailer Kogan.com fell more than 12% to $6.15 on Thursday after another weak trading update and soft early figures on earnings for the December half.
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Read MoreWoodside has followed France’s TotalEnergies and Chevron of the US in quitting Myanmar following last year’s military coup and the deteriorating human rights situation there.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Julian Howard outlines why combating inflation could upset markets but secular stagnation still suggests strategically holding long-dated assets.
Read MoreSolomon Lew’s Premier Investments has gone against the trend of weak updates from Australian retailers with a solid early report on its performance in the first half of 2021-22.
Read MoreSustainable investing is maturing – and so are the policies, disclosures and debates that surround it. Andrew Howard from Schroders takes a look into what this means for investors.
Read MoreOz Minerals earned record annual revenues as it lifted production and sales of gold and copper to take advantage of high prices for most of the year – especially copper.
Read MoreDespite a stronger than expected earnings report, concerns about supply chain problems led to Tesla shares slumping 5% in afterhours trading on Wednesday, US time.
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