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Ramsay Expands French Hospital Numbers
Even though it had been flagged last month, the market still liked the look of Ramsay Health Care’s (RHC) latest move into the European hospital market.
Read MoreKiwis Raise Rates Again
New Zealand’s booming economy has forced the country’s central bank to lift its key interest rate for a third time this year.
Read MoreFlight Centre Lowers Profit Expectations
Travel group Flight Centre (FLT) has cut its profit forecast, joining the growing list of companies blaming the recent post budget slide in consumer confidence for a drop in holiday bookings.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
S&P/ASX200 lost 25.2 points or -0.46% on volume of $3.2 billion, closing at 5428.8.
Read MoreAt The Close: Stocks End In The Red
The ASX 200 ended lower for a second day on Thursday with sellers showing preference for the materials sectors, although most sectors ended in the red.
Europe Continues To Reflate
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 11 June 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Wednesday
Consumer related stocks are under the microscope after recent profit downgrades the latest being Flight Centre (FLT).
Read MoreChinese Inflation At Mild Levels
Deflation might continue to stalk the Eurozone, but for China, May’s small rise in consumer prices means that for another month the weak economy isn’t in danger of dragging our biggest export market down the same path.
Read MoreData Suggests Local Economy Slowed In May
More evidence yesterday that the pace of activity in the economy is slowing after the strong March quarter.
Read MoreMore Retailers Blame Budget, Warm Autumn For Sales Slide
The slide in consumer confidence since Treasurer Joe Hockey handed down his harsh first budget last month continues to damage more and more retailers.
Read MoreNexus Deal Looks Deader Than Dead
Kerry Stokes’ attempt to grab control of Nexus Energy (NXS) is dead and won’t be approved at a shareholders meeting tomorrow, judging by the 35% slump in the company’s share price yesterday, and a small rise in the price of Stokes’ Seven Group Holdings (SVW).
Read MoreWednesday’s Gainers & Losers At The Close
S&P/ASX200 lost 15.7 points or -0.29% on volume of $2.9 billion, closing at 5454.
Read MoreAt The Close: Tuesday’s Gains Wiped Out
Yesterday’s modest rise wiped out. Consumer confidence only slightly higher, miners struggling due to weaker iron ore price and the Australian dollar remains firm.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Tuesday
Juliette Saly delivers a mid-session market update. Buyers are back following the long weekend, however retail stocks are lower following two profit downgrades.
Read MoreRBA Chief Pushes Banks To Build Capital Buffers
Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens has made it clear he strongly supports moves to force banks to build up capital buffers faster than they want to help protect them (and the financial system) against damaging future shocks and crises, such as the GFC back in 2008.
Read MoreChina Imports Strong, Especially Iron Ore
Chinese exports were solid in May, rising 7% from May 2013, but imports surprisingly dropped 1.6%, leading some analysts to suggest the economy was still weaker than thought.
Read MoreThe Week Ahead
After the holiday yesterday and the solid Chinese trade data, local markets this week will be focusing on the Australian jobs figures for May and a speech by Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens in the US.
Read MoreTuesday’s Gainers & Losers
At the close on Tuesday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 5.7 points, or 0.1 per cent, higher at 5,469.7.
Read MoreAt The Close: Retailers Lose, Banks In Favour
The banks helped lift the market into positive territory on Tuesday but profit downgrades in the retail space limited gains.
Read MoreMurdoch Stops Buying Back Fox
What’s Rupert Murdoch and the family up to at 21st Century Fox? The company hasn’t bought back a share for a month – that’s the longest period in more than a year when the share buyback wasn’t conducted.
Read MoreThe Structural Challenges Facing Australia
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 5 June 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Friday
The ASX 200 is trading around session highs at lunchtime with Financials leading the way, on the other side miners and retailers are getting attention from sellers.
Read MoreECB Cuts Rates Below Zero
The Aussie dollar rose past 93 US cents overnight in the wake of the move by the European Central Bank to cut interest rates to record lows and introduce a new series of funding measures to try and kick start the eurozone economy and choke off the continuing slide in inflation.
Read MoreVillage Falls Short On Dividend
Village Roadshow (VRL) shares took a pounding yesterday, losing more than 8% in value after the company came up short on an earnings and dividend forecast.
Read MoreTrade Account Slides Back Into The Red
The Reserve Bank has been warning that our stellar March quarter trade performance might not last – but did we really expect the trade boom to be over so soon in April?
Read MoreGrainCorp Details $200 Million Revamp
GrainCorp (GNC) yesterday kicked off a three year $200 million revamp of its grain handling and transport facilities across the eastern states that will see 80 jobs lost and the company slash the number of its grain receival sites.
Read MoreFriday’s Gainers & Losers
By the bell on Friday the ASX200 gained 27.1 points or +0.50% on volume of $3.4 billion, closing at 5464.
Read MoreAt The Close: ECB Cuts Lift Sentiment
The Australian sharemarket continued to improve this afternoon, taking the gains to almost 0.5 per cent.
Read MoreMarket At Midday On Thursday
CommSec’s Juliette Saly provides a mid-session update. Stocks are lower despite a rebound in the iron ore price.
Read MoreGrowth Outperforms, But Still Expected To Slow
Good news and for business, it’s the best time for two years, despite all the squeals about costs and nasty unions, reluctant consumers, the warm weather, the internet and whatever other reason they can advance to deny the current reality.
Read MoreAustraland Lands New Bid From Singapore
Cash always wins in takeover situations and that will again be shown to be the case unless Stockland (SGP) decides to add a whole lot more of the folding stuff to its offer for Australand (ALZ) after a Singapore property group yesterday produced a surprise $2.6 billion all cash counter bid.
Read MoreNoni B Courted
Sydney-based women’s fashionwear retailer, Noni B (NBL) waved the ‘look at us’ flag last week in its surprise earnings downgrade, and said independent directors were exploring options for the company’s future.
Read MoreThursday’s Gainers & Losers
S&P/ASX200 lost 7.9 points or -0.15% on volume of $3.2 billion, closing at 5436.9.
Read MoreAt The Close: Third Day Of Market Weakness
Markets slipped for the third day, with weaker than expected trade statistics not helping.
Read MoreWestfield Maintains Hardline On Retail Trust Deal
Frank Lowy’s Westfield Group (WDC) continues to play hardball with Westfield Retail Trust (WRT) by threatening to set up a new company to hold its Australasian interests regardless of the outcome of that adjourned meeting of WRT securityholders on June 20.
Read MoreEurozone Inflation Dips, ECB Ready To Act
It looks almost certain that the European Central Bank will join the US Fed, Bank of England and the Bank of Japan in revealing some extraordinary policy changes to try and boost the weaker eurozone economy, after its meeting tomorrow night, our time.
Read MoreEconomy Could Surprise With Stronger Q1
Don’t be surprised if the March quarter growth figures are a bit better than expected at the start of the week.
Read MoreRBA Sits, No Reason To Move On Rates
No movement in interest rates yesterday from the Reserve Bank, and there will be no change in this neutral policy stance for some time, even if today’s growth data shows a better than expected rise in March quarter GDP.
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