Diary: Working for the Man
While markets will focus this week on central bank moves and US retail sales, locally the May jobs data and a couple of other releases will tell us how business is handling the rougher conditions.
Read MoreWhile markets will focus this week on central bank moves and US retail sales, locally the May jobs data and a couple of other releases will tell us how business is handling the rougher conditions.
Read MoreLocal regulators have ignored the opportunity to use Australia’s leading position in key battery minerals such as lithium, nickel and cobalt to set up a futures market in index form.
Read MoreThe fragility in the Chinese economy wasn’t to be found in the exuberantly strong trade data and near-record surplus for May, but look a little closer and many worrying signs remain.
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Read MoreDespite a sharp improvement in production of NEVs from its Shanghai plant in May, Tesla has had to cede market leadership in China for a third straight month to the Warren Buffett backed BYD.
Read MoreBank stocks have taken a pounding in the past week and for now the market seems to be ignoring the positive impact rising rates have on bank revenues, earnings and net interest margins.
Read MoreNovatti Group Limited (ASX:NOV) CEO and Managing Director Peter Cook spoke with Finance News Network about his company’s stablecoin deals with Ripple and Stellar.
Read MoreBluGlass Limited Executive Chair James Walker provides an update on the company, discussing new staff and developments at BluGlass’ manufacturing facility in Silicon Valley.
Read MoreImmutep Limited ED / CEO Marc Voigt, Chief Scientific and Medical Officer Dr Frédéric Triebel, and Vice President Strategic Development Christian Mueller present on Immutep’s latest clinical results.
Read MoreLauren Evans from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreLauren Evans from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreCatchy phrases and fund-manager labels are more about marketing than wealth creation.
Read MoreThe European Central Bank (ECB) joined the push to tighten, leaving the Bank of Japan as the only major central bank with ultra-easy monetary policy stance.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with a look ahead to today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreCleanaway has been forced to reveal its second profit downgrade in six weeks thanks to a fire at its medical waste processing facility in Dandenong, Victoria.
Read MoreChina’s May trade performance was better than forecast as the country’s trade surplus widened sharply, but inconsistency and broad concerns persist as the Covid threat lingers.
Read MoreAs Annabelle Miller from PM Capital explains, while they have fallen to a certain degree, tech valuations are yet to fully reflect the deteriorating earnings growth in the sector.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Julian Howard argues that in order to be successful, investors must transcend the sense of fragility exacerbated by volatile periods and stick to their plans.
Read MoreThe fate of the $8.9 billion US private equity bid for Crown Resorts now rests with WA regulators after their counterparts in Victoria and NSW both approved the deal on Thursday.
Read MoreAurizon’s proposed $2.35 billion purchase of One Rail from Macquarie Asset Management has hit trouble after the ACCC revealed some concerns with the deal regarding competition.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with a look ahead to today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreMacquarie, the Commonwealth, the NAB and the ANZ have followed Westpac in announcing they would pass on the full 50 basis point RBA rate increase to their customers.
Read MoreShares in women’s fashionwear retailer Mosaic Brands were crunched 55% Wednesday after the company sprung a bad news downgrade and loss for the year to June on investors.
Read MoreAnother heavy news day among ASX stocks on Wednesday, including earnings upgrades from companies of very different sizes and a somewhat controversial key hire.
Read MoreShares in global toll roads group Atlas Arteria jumped more than 16% Wednesday after infrastructure giant IFM emerged with a 15% stake and an intention to look at making a bid.
Read MoreAMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver believes greater sensitivity to higher interest rates will cap how much the RBA hikes to well below market expectations for a cash rate of 4% or more.
Read MoreJapan is home to many well-run, globally dominant businesses, a fact often obscured behind headlines that call attention to a stagnant economy and scandals at large corporations.
Read MoreLauren Evans from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreChange Financial (ASX:CCA) has signed payments as a service (PaaS) contracts with three credit unions and New Zealand’s largest building society via its Vertexon platform.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreLauren Evans from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreIn its latest forecast for the global economy, the World Bank has slashed its growth forecast and warned some small and less developed economies face a rising risk of recession.
Read MoreEven though the news was a shock, this time round there was no 29% plunge in the value of shares of giant US retailer Target as we saw in May with a weak first quarter report.
Read MoreMelissa Darmawan from Finance News Network with a look ahead to today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreFor the first time since the market plunge in March 2020 more company bosses and other senior executives were buying shares in their own companies in May than were selling them.
Read MoreA not unexpected response from the independent directors of Chinese-controlled Yancoal Australia to a lowball offer from its parent, deeming it unreasonable in its current form.
Read MoreThe already struggling BNPL sector took a further hit on the ASX Tuesday after Apple announced a major expansion of Apple Pay to Apple Pay Later, a form of buy now pay later.
Read MoreThe RBA has followed its peers in the US and New Zealand, lifting its key cash rate by a large 0.50% to 0.85%, while making it clear increases will continue for some months to come.
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