Vocus Gives Blessing to MIRA / Aware Bid
The $3.5 billion bid for Vocus is on track after the company yesterday backed the indicative all-cash offer from MIRA and Aware Super.
Read MoreThe $3.5 billion bid for Vocus is on track after the company yesterday backed the indicative all-cash offer from MIRA and Aware Super.
Read MoreImproved farm income from bumper crops is good news for Elders, while livestock & wool conditions should also contribute to earnings growth.
Read MoreThe Aussie market recorded its first back-to-back improvements for the first time in three weeks. It was a similar performance to Monday where early morning momentum stalled around lunch. Banks and health stocks helped lift most.
Read MoreThe Aussie market is experiencing a split in performance between the tech stocks and the rest of the market as investors continue to digest the moves higher for bond yields and the impact on high growth stocks.
Read MoreASX200 up 44 points (0.7%) to 6783. Domain (-1.4%); has cancelled the additional debt facility of $80m that it previously announced on 27 April 2020 as part of its response to COVID19.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index climbed, led by value and cyclical stocks poised to benefit the most from an economic rebound, after US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the US$1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package would fuel a “very strong” US recovery.
Read MoreIt might be just another Monday session, but there were a few hints as to some underlying factors exposing soft underpinnings for equities (and bonds at the moment).
Read MoreAustralian companies have reported generally solid results as JobKeeper flows through to revenues, while central banks continue to pour fuel on the fire underneath asset prices.
Read MoreSantos shares fell more than 2% yesterday after Chinese group ENN offloaded part of its holding in a $A700 million plus share sale.
Read MoreThe positive results from core shareholdings for 2021 FY reiterate why Investors Mutual invests in good quality, well-established businesses which produce real cashflows, earnings, and dividends.
Read MoreAsian markets finished Monday’s trading session awash in red ink, with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index down 1.9% and Tokyo’s Nikkei losing 0.42%. But it was China that was hit hardest of all.
Read MoreAustralian investors are often attracted to Australian small companies because of their historical long term outperformance above large companies. A similar history of long-term outperformance also applies for international small-cap stocks.
Read MoreChina’s major commodity imports held up well in January and February despite some cooling in activity in both manufacturing services.
Read MoreAn upbeat trading update for the six months to March 31 from Brisbane-based global testing group ALS came with news of a small acquisition in Brazil.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 snapped back to back losses to end last week with a gain of 29 points or 0.434%. At one stage, the index was more than 100 points higher but faded throughout the afternoon. Banks, miners and staples performed best while technology & BNPL stocks weighed.
Read MoreTsingshan’s battery contract triggers nickel over-supply concern. Major steel production cuts mooted. Is an oil price consolidation period due? Bulks well supported, demand cooling for base metals. Gold loses appeal.
Read MoreThe Aussie market is roaring higher to start the new week with the ASX 200 surging 115 points or 1.7% to 6,825.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets rebounded from lows in a volatile session on Friday. US bond yields eased from highs. And the better-than expected lift in jobs buoyed investor sentiment.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Poseidon Nickel (ASX:POS), Open learning (ASX:OLL), PayGroup (ASX:PYG), Cirralto limited (ASX:CRO)
Read MorePresenter – Sachin Goklaney – CEO – PayGroup aims to provide multi-national and workforce management companies a single view of their workforce and meet their regulatory requirements across the Asia Pacific Region.
Read MorePresenter – Adam Brimo – CEO – OpenLearning is a software as a service company that provides a scalable online learning platform to education providers and a global marketplace of world-class courses for learners of all levels.
Read MorePresenter – Adrian Floate – CEO & Managing Director – Cirralto is a transaction services business supplying industries with a broad range of B2B payment services, digital trading software and integration solutions.
Read MorePresenter – Peter Harold – Managing Director & CEO – Poseidon Nickel Limited is a nickel sulphide exploration and development company with three projects in the Goldfields region of Western Australia
Read MoreThe ASX is heading for one of its strongest starts this year off the back of a solid session on Wall Street and better than expected US jobs data for February.
Read MoreChina’s exports jumped 60.6% in January-February from a year earlier and imports were up 22.2%, faster than expected from depressed levels at the start of 2020.
Read MoreThe coming week will see less data and earnings releases, with continued attention on currencies, bond yields/interest rate movements as well as comments from a number of central banks.
Read MoreOil prices jumped sharply for a second day in a row on Friday, hitting their highest levels in more than a year, while gold finished the week under $US1,700 an ounce and at a 9-month low.
Read MoreIn this week’s Insights column, AMP Capital’s Shane Oliver takes us on an in-depth tour of the wild and woolly world of Bitcoin.
Read MoreWarren Buffett has hopped on one of his favourite hobby horses – defending the conglomerate structure of Berkshire Hathaway.
Read MoreA feature of retailing’s performance in the pandemic is how a host of what appeared to be lumbering giants have moved quickly to reposition their offerings onto the online space.
Read MoreA decision by the EU last year to recalibrate the ecosystem around the manufacturing of electric vehicles (EVs), has serious implications for suppliers of minerals to battery and EV producers globally.
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Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket fell by 0.74% on Friday, but thanks to gains on Monday and Wednesday managed to snap a three-week losing streak.
Read MoreChina has restored its annual economic growth target, setting it at above 6% for 2021 and promising to create more jobs in cities than last year, as it emerges from a Covid-hit 2020.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket is down by more than 1% at lunch as US stocks declined and most sectors are in the red.
Read MoreASX200 down 76 points (1.1%) to 6684. Oil; the Black Gold/Texas Tea keeps surging as US inventories shrink due to freezing weather. OSH +2.8% STO +3.5% WPL +1.9%
Read MoreThe US Fed chief failed to allay investor worries about rising bond yields. Technology shares led losses. But the energy sector lifted in response to higher oil prices.
Read MoreA new 15-day lockdown in one of Brazil’s two main iron ore regions sent the price of high-quality ore surging to record highs on Thursday.
Read MoreFinal data for January trade and retail sales confirmed the solid first estimates issued last month, with the trade surplus jumping to its highest ever level.
Read MoreThis reporting season was one of the most positive we’ve seen in years, with Australian companies across many sectors delivering strong growth, despite the challenges of the Covid pandemic.
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