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Qantas Dispute: Market’s Thumbs Up To Qantas Moves
By the end of trading yesterday afternoon, Qantas planes were just starting to takeoff across Australia for the first time in just under two days.
Read MoreAsia: Japan’s Intervention, Economy Weakens, China, Thailand, South Korea Easing
It’s not hard to see why the Japanese government ordered the intervention yesterday to drive down the value of the yen.
Read MoreMarkets: October’s Big Relief Rally Clopped On Last Day
So do you reckon the 11% rise in the S&P 500, the double digit surge in Hong Kong or Australia’s 7.2% jump are accurate gauges of the reality of markets and the global and regional economies at the moment?
Read MoreBrawls & Deals: Qantas The Noise; Interest Rates And Struggling Broker The Big Yarns For Investors
Qantas planes will be back flying tonight after Fair Work Australia, ruled at just after 2 am today that the dispute between the airline and the unions should be terminated.
Read MoreMarkets: Rebound Runs Out Of Puff, What Now?
The huge rebound on Thursday in the wake of the latest ‘settlement’ of the European financial crisis ran out of puff on Friday as cracks started appearing in Germany and Italy, and investors pulled back ahead of another big week.
Read MoreDiary: RBA, Fed, ECB, BoE To Dominate The Week
A big big week for the global economy, as well as the economies of Australia, the US, UK and Europe.
Read MoreThe Further You Look, The Better It Gets
Five years from now the current uncertainty will be history and we’ll be enjoying economic growth.
Read MoreUpdates: Good NAB Profit, Weak WOW Sales
A record profit from the National Australia Bank and a higher dividend, supporting the bank’s go it alone strategy and trying to make itself different from its peers.
Read MoreMeetings: A Signal Week For Shareholders
It has been an historic week for shareholders with the new two strikes rule on remuneration reports bringing home to boards the simple fact that they do not own the company and have to take shareholders seriously and treat them as necessary evils.
Read MoreToll Sees Some Tough Times
In Melbourne, transport giant Toll Holdings told shareholders yesterday that while conditions in the retail and industrial sectors are likely to remain challenging, it sees strength in other parts of the economy offsetting that weakness. Incoming chief executive Brian Kruger told the AGM that the company was experiencing mixed economic conditions.
Read MoreEurope: So Much For Harmony And Agreement?
Once again we are headed for another non-productive summit of EU and eurozone leaders that will do nothing to improve confidence in financial markets.
Read MoreThe Economy: Rate Cut Looms, Or Does It?
Welcome news yesterday with inflation easing in the September quarter.
Read MoreMeetings: IAG On Track
Some good news for shareholders at yesterday’s AGM of Insurance Australia Group (IAG): the company says it is on track to deliver on its full year financial guidance after an encouraging performance in the first quarter.
Read MoreResMed Down, But Solid
Shares in medical equipment maker ResMed Inc ended the day off 12% after surprising with a sharp fall in quarterly earnings due in most part to the stronger Australian dollar.
Read MoreMeetings: Pay Revolt Spreads At AGMs
The annual reporting season produced three notable outcomes yesterday, as well as one surprise.
Read MoreMeetings-Updates: Billabong Up On Optimism
At surfwear maker and emerging retailer Billabong’s AGM yesterday, confidence about earnings for the coming year and a change in strategy helped take the sting out of what should have been a miserable time.
Read MoreMeetings: Swansong For Foster’s?
What will almost certainly the last AGM of Foster’s Group was held in Sydney yesterday and judging by the gloomy outlook, the incoming owners SAB Miller are going to have their work cut out making the multi-billion dollar deal pay off in the short term.
Read MoreAustralia: Producer Price Rises Slow, Don’t Count On A RBA Cut
Most quarters there’s very few discernible links between the producer price index and its broader consumer price cousin.
Read MoreAsia: China, Japan Doing A Bit Better
From gloom to boom, again.
Read MoreEurope: Markets Upbeat
Global sharemarkets hit seven to 10 week highs overnight on good news from China, hopes of a European settlement and reasonable earnings reports in the US.
Read MoreEurope: D Day Approaches Amid Many Unanswered Questions
Do you want the good news or the bad about Greece and Europe and this week’s talks?
Read MoreDiary: Australian Inflation, AGMs, Central Banks, Europe, US Economy, Earnings, Japanese, Chinese Economies
Once more the coming week will resemble the preceding couple of weeks for financial markets.
Read MoreMarkets: Belief In A European Fix Keeps Shares, Commodities Up
Another fraught week, despite the last three or four of gains in financial markets.
Read MoreEurope: Sunday Was The Day, Now Try Wednesday
According to the latest monthly survey of big fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global, Europe may have pulled itself back from the brink of disaster.
Read MoreChina: Not The Basket Case Some Think
AMP Capital Investors’ Chief Economist, Dr Shane Oliver gives us his assessment of China’s health after the release of economic data for September and the September quarter over the past week.
Read MoreMarkets: A Warning From China-Japan Slowing
Something is stirring in US-China relations, and it’s not nice, and it could damage the global economy.
Read MoreRio Spends Up On Iron Ore, Uranium
And Rio Tinto said yesterday it had committed an additional $US1.3 billion ($A1.2 billion) to the development of the huge Simandou iron ore project in Guinea.
Read MoreAGMs: CSL, Webjet Meetings Hear Good News
Shares in blood and drugs group, CSL closed up 1% yesterday after the annual meeting was told the company was planning another share buyback.
Read MoreOZ Minerals Confident Of Full Year
And growing copper and gold miner OZ Minerals says annual copper production remains on target, despite a small drop in production in the September quarter.
Read MoreUpdates: BHP’s Iron Ore, Oil And Gas Output Up
Like rival Rio Tino, BHP Billiton has reported a cracker of a quarter for its iron ore business in the three months to September.
Read MoreAGMs: Telstra NBN OK, Cochlear Promises To Lift Dividend
Telstra shares hit a 14 month high yesterday despite the wider market falling 2%, after shareholders voted to take the money and run from the NBN and the federal government.
Read MoreThe Economy: Europe Interrupts The Boom, RBA Sees Gloom
So what can the Reserve Bank do as it looks to the next board meeting on Melbourne Cup day and assesses the country’s economic position and whether to cut interest rates?
Read MoreChina: Growth Slows, But Still Strong
The Chinese economy is still growing strongly, although it is doing so at a slower rate.
Read MoreSales: Rio Wants To Sell $US8 Billion Of Dud Assets
Rio Tinto’s costly and overpriced 2007 takeover of Alcan for more than $44 billion continues to haunt the group.
Read MoreDeals: Super Group Bets The Company On Rebel
It’s not often we see a ‘bet the company’ type of deal, but yesterday we got one with the surprise move by Super Retail Group to buy top sports retailer Rebel Group for $610 million from private equity firm Archer Capital.
Read MoreUpdates: Fortescue Still Confident On Iron Ore
Last week it was Rio Tinto which reported that its WA iron ore business did record numbers in the September quarter.
Read MoreCrises: Europe Told To Get A Debt Plan By Next Sunday
Just seven days from today is all we have until we know whether the eurozone debt crisis will be put on a track towards settlement once and for all.
Read MoreMarkets: Confidence Rally Poised
Confidence is back, risk is ‘on’ again and markets almost blushed with vigour last week, none more than the Aussie dollar which added a large 5.9% or nearly 6 USc in jumping well past parity with the greenback.
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