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US Jobs, Cars Look Sour
What’s worse: the state of the US banking industry, car industry or jobs market?
Read MoreMore Pressures This Week
The credit crunch is a year old this week and with central banks in Australia, the US, UK and Europe meeting, there’s no sign of any relief on financial groups in those and other countries.
Read MoreEconomy Slumping: Rate Cut Needed ?
The Australian economy is in danger of slowing to the point where it drops into what’s called a growth recession, where a weak and sluggish domestic economy is only supported by the still strong export sector, thanks to rising prices for exports of iron ore, coking and thermal coal, oil and gas.
Read MoreWhy The Slowdown Is Happening
Things have been pretty good for the Australian economy over the last 15 years.
Read MoreWOW-ABC-JUST
Shares in The Warehouse, New Zealand’s biggest retailer, fell sharply yesterday after Woolworths and rival Foodstuffs were blocked by a court from launching separate bids for the company.
Read MoreThe Last Bubble?
The iron ore, coal and steel booms are heading for the status of the last great boom/bubble as oil prices subside and other inflated investment areas (housing) bring economies around the world to their knees.
Read MoreIndia Battles As China Upgraded
The contrast was telling: there was India’s central bank sending a strong signal that it will not tolerate high inflation by announcing a larger than expected increase in its key lending rate and threatening more measures to come.
Read MoreHVN-Eagers Tell Similar Story On Consumers
Shares in retailer, Harvey Norman, eased, then firmed in a small range yesterday on confirmation that 2008 sales growth slowed, but didn’t tank as some in the market had feared earlier this month.
Read MoreAlesco Result Highlights 2008-2009 Divide
The record 2007-08 result and profit report from industrial products conglomerate, Alesco Corporation sums up the past year very well.
Read MoreBad News Pours From Japan
Friday it was inflation hitting a high of 1.9%; last Wednesday it was June exports falling 1.7%, the first such decline for five years; yesterday it was news that Japan’s unemployment rate had hit a two year high.
Read MoreCoal And Allied Up
One company with a very different tale to tell, even if it is still having troubling exporting its core commodity, is Coal and Allied, the partly-owned Rio Tinto subsidiary based in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Read MoreAristocrat Down
Wall Street’s 2% rise on lower oil and the latest Merrill Lynch funding raising and write downs overnight will help our market stabilise today, with a 1% plus rise expected on the futures market.
Read MoreEconomy To Slow Faster, RBA To Cut Rates Deeper
There is a silver lining from the terrible conditions we seem to be seeing in the financial markets and in the economy: there’s a forecast the Reserve Bank will probably cut interest rates next year by more than we expect.
Read MoreANZ Joins The NAB
The ANZ bank this morning warned the market its looking at a 25% drop in earnings because of dodgy and bad loans.
Read MoreProfits: ERA; Talent2
Uranium producer and partly-owned Rio Tinto subsidiary, Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) did everything wanted of it on Friday in its interim report.
Read MoreMarkets: Nervy
Wall Street finished the week cautious and wondering where to go to next.
Read MoreCommodities: Nickel, Oil Down
Nickel had its biggest weekly decline in London in four months as stainless-steel mills, the biggest users of the metal, said demand is weakening.
Read MoreWhat Drove Inflation
So what drove inflation higher?
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