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Last Week Of June 30 Profits: Strains Emerge
If we thought last week was dramatic, with the huge profit of BHP Billiton, good to average results from a string of companies like Qantas, a poorly received effort from Wesfarmers, and bad news from Babcock and Brown, then the coming week will be climatic.
Read MoreThumbs Down For WES
Hmmm, went investors yesterday as they studied the annual figures of Wesfarmers, ‘this is not good, it’s really a resources company with all these other bits attached to it, including Coles"
Read MoreQBE’s “Difficult” Markets Experience
Investors hit major insurer QBE yesterday, despite it expressing confidence at being still able to meet its full year 20% profit margin target after reporting a 7% dip in interim profit.
Read MoreQantas 2008 Earnings Up, 2009 Down, But Well-Hedged
Qantas has increased its full year profit by 44.1 per cent but says it is starting to feel the effect of higher fuel costs amid an uncertain economic outlook.
Read MoreCredit Crunch Still Searching For Victims
The great credit crunch monster has struck again on two continents: pushing those desperate twins, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to the edge for the second time in six weeks in the US, and finally crunching financial engineer, Babcock and Brown in Australia, sending chairman, Jim Babcock into early retirement and CEO, Phil Green to the backbench.
Read MoreJapan: A One Quarter Slump?
Will Japan’s second quarter slowdown prove to be a one quarter wonder?
Read MoreBNB Slumps Again
And finally, the market yesterday told us that it thinks Babcock and Brown is in near terminal decline after the shares fell 24% to a new record low of $3.45.
Read MoreProfit Count Mixed
2007-08 Australian profit reports will be the big focus for investors with around 65 major companies due to report this week, including BHP Billiton, BlueScope, Boral, Oil Search, Coca Cola Amatil, Qantas, QBE and Wesfarmers. 80 are due to report the following week and you can bet that the quality of those reports (and some of this week’s) will be terrible.
Read MoreIt’s Recession That’s Scaring Commodities & The AUD
After a longer than normal delay, commodity prices have entered a significant correction on the back of slumping global growth and a stronger $US.
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