Markets
Monday Market Minutes: Hitting the Wall
So where to now for world stockmarkets with five weeks left in a miserable 2022? And what of 2023? For the moment, there seems to be an argument for every scenario.
Read MoreCommodities Corner: Guise and Dollars
Commodity markets are still dominated by the interaction of the value of the US dollar and worries about 2023 demand, especially with most economies expected to slow.
Read MoreDiary: A Fine Line between Pain and Gain
Continued focus on central banks and interest rates this week as investors ponder whether it is to be pain or gain from here for markets both local and global.
Read MoreChina Pushing Back on Lithium Price Strength
China is whining about high lithium prices and the dangers they pose to EV companies and is now looking to try and control then dampen prices which continue to skyrocket.
Read MoreSo Where Does that Wild Week Leave the Lithium Space?
After a week like the one investors in local and global lithium stocks have just endured, it is sometimes best just to cut out as much noise as possible and look at the numbers.
Read MoreShares May Have Bottomed
The ride for shares may still remain choppy & new lows can’t be ruled out, but AMP’s Shane Oliver explains why he believes there is a fairly good chance we’ve seen the bottom.
Read MoreInvesting in a Bear Market
CEO and Co-CIO Andrew Clifford provides a timely reminder of Platinum’s investment approach as well as his thoughts on markets, performance and portfolio positioning.
Read MoreThe Week that Was: November 14-18, 2022
We understand you are busy and may not have been left with enough time to keep up with the quality content we’ve been bringing you throughout the week. So here it is in one handy location. You’re welcome.
Read MoreBlack Friday a Blue Litmus Test for US Retailers
America’s annual ‘Black Friday’ shopping festival starting next Friday – the day after Thanksgiving – will, this year more than most, be a major test for US retailers.
Read MoreSometimes, Money Can Buy You Love
BHP has won out in its pursuit of OZ Minerals, with the copper company’s board agreeing to a higher $28.25 a share offer, giving OZ an enterprise value of $A9.6 billion.
Read MoreStocks open higher after volatile week of trading: ASX 0.27% higher at noon
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Peter Milios from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: ESR, BHP, EXR
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Abbey Phillips from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreWings Slightly Up in September Half for Webjet
A modest return to profitability but no interim dividend for Webjet shareholders, as the company rode the return to the air by Australian travellers here and offshore.
Read MoreAre Technology Stocks Set to Turn Higher?
Fidelity explains why they are starting to think the tech sector looks inexpensive compared both to its own history and the rest of the stock market.
Read MoreJobs Strength Makes Xmas Rate Hike a Near Certainty
The much stronger than expected jobs data for October all but confirmed that 0.25% would be added to the official cash rate at the RBA’s next meeting on December 6.
Read MoreAust Ag Ekes Out Earnings Uptick
No interim dividend for Aust Ag shareholders despite a small improvement in earnings as the company wrung higher returns out of lower sales volumes.
Read MoreGlimmer of Hope for Gold’s Rebound
Historically, physical demand for gold picks up in Asia and the Middle East when the gold price is weak, with the current low no exception as buyers sense a bargain.
Read MoreASX Finally Gives Blockchain Plans the Flick
The ASX revealed Thursday that it has officially written off the long-awaited blockchain technology designed to replace its core CHESS trading service – at a cost of around $255 million.
Read MoreGenetic Signatures (ASX: GSS) – Detecting Infectious Diseases in High-Throughput Lab Workflows
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Genetic Signatures Limited CEO and Director Dr John Melki discusses the healthcare company’s technology, business model, 2022 highlights and outlook.
Read MoreMarket holds on to marginal gains: ASX closes 0.2% higher
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Lauren Hayes from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreASX opens higher despite gloomy forecasted US consumer spending: Aus shares up 0.12%
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Peter Milios from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: AAU, MTM, SYA
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Abbey Phillips from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreCould Tamboran Resources (ASX: TBN) Be Worth 500% More?
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Tamboran Resources CEO / MD Joel Riddle and Corporate Connect analyst Richard Close discuss how the Beetaloo Basin could have enough gas to supply the east coast domestic market for the next 200 years.
Read MoreA New Era for Sustainability in the US
Hamish Chamberlayne and Aaron Scully from JH’s Global Sustainable Equity Team explain what the Inflation Reduction Act means for sustainability in the US.
Read MoreYou Can’t Always Get What You Want
Rising interest rates are likely to challenge highly leveraged consumers and governments. While activity remains strong, the true impact will take time to determine.
Read MoreMarket Murmurs: NUF, GNC, KMD
Three pretty upbeat stories from companies reporting to the market on Wednesday, with Nufarm, Graincorp and the erstwhile Kathmandu all seemingly in good shape.
Read MoreBHP-OZ Marriage Back off the Rocks
OZ Minerals and BHP have resumed their marriage talks trying to find a dowry in the form of an offer price that will appeal both to shareholders and the market generally.
Read MoreAristocrat Earnings Top $1bn for the First Time
Gaming group Aristocrat lifted returns to shareholders in the year to September after reporting a strong rise in revenues which saw net earnings top $1bn for the first time.
Read MoreEnergy rallies on optimism surrounding China’s Zero-COVID policy: ASX closes 0.27% lower
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Peter Milios from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreRobust labour market and missile explosion in Poland: ASX down 0.41% at noon
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Lauren Hayes from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: BAS, SGI, AXE
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Abbey Phillips from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreWaggaman Sale on the Cards for Incitec
Opposition from shareholders to a de-merger has forced Incitec Pivot to delay the idea and look to asset sales as it reported a surge in earnings and a higher dividend.
Read MoreZero Covid, Shrinking Growth for China
China’s economy slowed in October under the pressures of weak demand thanks to the continuing restrictions arising from President Xi Jinping’s Covid zero policy.
Read MoreImproved Valuations Create a Better Risk-Reward Balance
With tentative signs of a peak in inflation and improved valuations for corporate debt, the outlook is more constructive for fixed income assets and generating positive returns.
Read MoreJapan in the First Innings of a Digital Shift
With its borders finally reopening in October, Japan should now see a welcome and long-awaited boom of inbound tourism according to Platinum’s Leon Rapp.
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