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Brickworks To Enjoy Profit Surge In 2015
Thanks to the still high levels of new home and apartment building, Brickworks (BKW) says it’s heading towards the best market conditions it has faced in more than a decade, as the building products group reported a 20.7% jump in full-year net profit to $102.8 million.
Read MoreFriday At The Close Video
No sector was spared by sellers, the majority saw heavy losses; ASX 200 loses 2.2% this week.
Read MoreFriday’s Gainers & Losers
Dismal day to end the week as the S&P/ASX200 lost 68.8 points or -1.29% on volume of $5.3 billion, closing at 5313.4.
Read MoreLundin Deal A Boost To Southern Hemisphere Mining
Advanced Chilean copper exploration play, with attractive projects that have attracted major farm-in interest from Lundin Mining (TSX: LUN), with aggressive exploration drilling underway.
Read MoreFonterra Still Feeling Impact Of Sliding Prices
The slide in global dairy prices continues to hit Fonterra (FSF), the giant NZ dairy group, and the country’s economic outlook with the second cut in milk prices for the country’s farmers announced in the past two months.
Read MoreNo Joy Seen For Iron Ore, Coal
No sign of any immediate or even medium term good news for Australia’s embattled resource sector in the latest quarterly forecast by the Bureau of Resource Economics and Energy (BREE), the federal government’s resource forecaster.
Read MoreBanks To Be Hurt By Coming Property Crackdown
Investors in the big four Australian banks had better be watching the Reserve Bank and other regulators – because there are some tough actions coming to try and slow the lending boom to investor home buyers.
Read MoreThursday At The Close Video
Miners ended higher as a group despite softer steel & iron ore prices in regional trade.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
The ASX200 added 6.4 points or +0.12% on Thursday. Volume was $3.7 billion and by the close we hit 5382.
Read MoreOpportunities In An Ageing Population
An ageing population is a major demographic and economic issue affecting most advanced economies around the world and Australia is no exception. In today’s Investing Report, we highlight eight stocks we believe are best placed to benefit.
Read MoreAustralian House Prices – A Bit Too Hot In Parts
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 25 September 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreVariety In Fixed-Income Funds
The number and scope of fixed income funds in Australia has grown in recent years, reflecting the growing demand from investors for breadth and depth. Some of these fund use strategies that are new to the domestic Australian market and give investors greater scope to diversify their portfolios. From an investor perspective, since some of these funds are newly launched, their strategies may only have short track records. Some of the funds some of the time can assume significant credit risk. Naturally, past performance is not a guide to future performance. As a result of their brief track records, some may have had no experience of managing their way through a rising interest rate environment and tricky credit environments.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
All Ords +0.54% or 28.1pt to 5404. 2nd gain of wk but still -0.6% over past 4 day.
Read MoreLocal Market To Take A Hit Today
No chance of the local market being ‘saved’ today as it was yesterday by the better than expected ‘flash’ report on the health of Chinese manufacturing.
Read MoreKathmandu Looks To UK For Growth
Outdoor clothing and apparel group Kathmandu (KMD) yesterday revealed a net profit at the upper end of guidance thanks to a cold snap towards the end of June which boosted sales after they had been hit by the long, warm autumn.
Read MoreAAPT Lifts TPG Telecom Numbers
TPG Telecom (TPM) has exceeded analyst earnings expectations in reporting a 2013-14 net profit of $171 million.
Read MoreNew Hope Hunkers Down Amid Coal Slump
There was a certain amount of grim realism in yesterday’s annual results of Queensland coal miner and exporter, New Hope (NHC), which is part of the Soul Patts (SOL)/Brickworks (BKW) group of companies.
Read MoreWednesday At The Close Video
ASX 200 shows some pluck in last 0.5hr to recover from session lows while erasing most of Tuesday’s losses.
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers
Another soft day on Wednesday with ASX200 shedding 39.9 points or -0.74% on volume of $3.6 billion, closing at 5375.8.
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Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Biggest gains on the ASX200 today: NUF up 5.1%, KMD up 2.5%, NST up 2%, MGX up 1.2%, CQR up 0.8%.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
All Ords recovering and now flat 5 minutes out from China’s Flash Manufacturing PMI.
Read MoreGlimmer Of Hope For Goldbugs
Another bout of losses for gold yesterday and overnight and the metal is now within sight of the $US1,185 price it ended at in 2013 when the price slid 28%.
Read MoreSoft Day Expected As Iron Ore, $A, Wall St Weaker
Our market will start with a small fall this morning after selling across global stockmarkets overnight on fears about the health of the Chinese economy.
Read MoreBad To Worse At Tesco
Things continue go from bad to worse for Tesco, Britain’s biggest, but battered sliding retail giant.
Read MoreTuesday At The Close Video
Property stocks were the only group to end lower on Tuesday; buyers targeted the big 4 banks.
Read MoreTuesday’s Gainers & Losers
The ASX200 gained 52.7 points or +0.97% on volume of $4.2 billion, closing at 5415.7.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Monday
All Ords -0.5% & losing ground for 11th time in 14 days. Market just above 2.5 month low. Miners -0.75% & financials -0.6%.
Read MoreDiary: Global Manufacturing, Australian Property
The usual mid-month surveys of the health of global manufacturing will dominate the coming week, while in Australia the state of the property market will come in for more examination midweek from the Reserve Bank.
Read MoreIron Ore Price Fall Hits Commodities, Markets
Once again world iron ore prices have dominated what was another grim week for commodities, with grains, gold, silver and oil performing weakly and hitting new lows (multi-month or years).
Read MoreWeak Start For Local Markets
Our market is going to start the week lower after Wall Street ended a positive week on a decidedly mixed note and world iron ore prices again fell on Friday night.
Read MoreMonday At The Close Video
The ASX 200 managed to bottom out in the last half hour of trade ending down 66.5 pts or 1.22%.
Read MoreMonday’s Gainers & Losers
The S&P/ASX200 lost 70.1 points or -1.31% on volume of $3.7 billion, closing at 5363.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
ASX200 rejects the area around 5430 in early trade, at this stage the index has shed around 2%.
Read MoreMore Gloom From China’s Slowing Property Sector
The unsettling influence of China on Australian markets was again underlined yesterday.
Read MoreOrotonGroup Shares Sparkle On Dull Day
Shares in local luxury accessories retailer OrotonGroup (ORL) soared 15% yesterday after the company produced a better than expected full year result, with the promise of another solid 12 months to come.
Read MoreArrium Shares Sold Off After Raising
Iron ore miner and steelmaker Arrium (ARI) has completed the first stage of its $754 million capital raising as it looks to pay down its debt, sending the share price down 38% as the shares were re-listed yesterday.
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