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Read MoreDon’t Worry When The Election Comes
There's a Federal election looming: later, rather than sooner, judging by the poor polls for the Howard Government.
Read MoreSantos Loves LNG
Santos is not letting grass grow near any of its plans. The company is a hive of activity, no doubt stimulated by the impending completion of the review of the 15 per cent ownership cap by the South Australian Government.
Read More$A Bites Iluka
Yesterday, the Australian dollar was trading around 18-year highs for the second time so far this week, and you can imagine the pain and horror many mining companies feel as they watch the currency appreciate.
Read MoreOxiana, Everybody’s Target
The huge takeover made by Rio Tinto for Alcan re-rated several takeover candidates among Australia's major miners, with the likes of Zinifex and Oxiana being top of the table in the eyes of many analysts, either merging or as separate targets.
Read MoreRio Churns Out The Tonnes
Rio Tinto is probably looking at higher earnings after revealing that iron ore production rose to record levels to meet strong demand from steelmakers, especially in China.
Read MoreAussie Up Again
Another strong day for the Australian and New Zealand dollars (see below for a report on the Kiwi), but for differing reasons.
Read MoreSantos Confirms US Sale
Santos continues to clean itself up as the South Australian Government ruminates about whether to lift the 15 per cent shareholding cap on the company.
Read MoreDJW Rides The Market
Djerriwarrh Investments, another of the investment companies associated with Goldman Sachs JBWere, has lifted net operating profit (excluding capital gains) 42.5 per cent to $54.9 million in the year to June.
Read MoreUBS Fund Downgraded
Swiss-owned fund manager, UBS, has paid dearly for the loss of high profile manager, Paul Fiani, and some of his workmates at its flagship Australian Share Fund, over the last few months.
Read MoreRIO Calms Markets
Investors around the world have a lot to thank Rio Tinto for.
Read MoreRIO Sells Its Alcan Bid
Rio Tinto has flagged that it is looking at selling some of its business units after it completed the $US38.1 ($44 billion) billion acquisition of Alcan.
Read MoreCommodities: Sugar On The Up
Far from the mid-year slump forecast in March and April, sugar is on the way up.
Read MoreAussie’s New Surge
The Australian dollar climbed over 87 US cents in US markets Friday night, so you can bet on the impact of the currency becoming an issue as we head towards the start of the 2007 annual results season early next month.
Read MoreWOW’s Growth Quandry
Woolworths' shares yesterday recovered some of the losses incurred in the wake of the early release of the 2007 sales figures and earnings guidance on Tuesday.
Read MoreHBOS Banking On Australia
In reality it's a hard to understand the move by HBOS, Britain's biggest mortgage bank, and owner of BankWest in Perth, to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in building more than 160 branches across Australia to win more business from the rest of the local banking industry.
Read MoreRio Bids For Alcan
Rio Tinto has made a $US38.1 billion ($A44.2 billion), $US101 per share cash offer for Canadian aluminium group, Alcan, in the biggest takeover yet seen in the worldwide resources industry.
Read MoreBHP Plans For Future
The world's biggest miner, BHP Billiton, has signalled that the huge Olympic Dam mining project in South Australia is moving towards a multi-billion dollar expansion.
Read MoreWOW Down $1.4 Billion
Like it or not you'd have to wonder if Woolworths has shot itself in a small appendage over the past couple of days, despite the flood of gush from some broking analysts about the 2007 sales figures and profit guidance.
Read MoreEconomy, Confidence Still Solid
Australian business continues to travel well, holding out hopes that the June 30 reporting season will be a good one.
Read MoreMirrabooka Rides The Market
The stunning 25 per cent rise in the Australian stockmarket has produced a sharp rise in earnings for the Goldman Sachs JBWere-associated listed investment company, Mirrabooka Investments.
Read MoreRadio Revenue Booms
In good news for the five listed companies with an interest in the Australian radio industry, figures released by Commercial Radio Australia show that in the six months to June 30, radio revenues accelerated, rising 7 per cent to $301 million, with a turnaround in the highly competitive Sydney market apparent for the first time.
Read MoreWOW Up, Down
Far from sending a message to would be rivals, Wesfarmers and Coles Group, Woolworths seems to have disappointed the market in advancing the release of its 2007 financial year (and fourth quarter) sales and profit guidance by a week.
Read MoreOil Crunch Coming
If the International Energy Agency is correct, then a global economic slowdown might be the only thing the world can hope for to help avoid a supply/price crunch and the continued rise in world oil prices.
Read MoreA Deal For Virgin?
Has a rare chance emerged for a one off deal involving two of the major parts of Richard Branson's Virgin aviation empire?
Read MoreMiners’ Marriage Mooted
Amid a record day on the ASX, shares in miners, Oxiana and Zinifex, jumped sharply yesterday on suggestions the pair could be planning a merger to ward off unwanted attention from international rivals.
Read MoreMarket Likes CCA Sale
With the burden of its South Korean adventure soon to be behind it, the market has re-marked the shares in Coca Cola Amatil, boosting them by more than three per cent yesterday.
Read MoreJobs Look Solid
Being a quiet week this week for data and corporate reports, there's going to be a lot of focus on the jobs figures on Thursday.
Read MoreWES Confident
The weakness in the Coles and Wesfarmers share price has raised speculation that the $21.9 billion bid could be threatened.
Read MoreBonds Rise
Don't be surprised if US financial markets get another dose of jitters this week as market interest rates again rise on good economic news.
Read MoreEconomy ‘Stretched’?
Interest rates will move to the forefront of the Australian economic debate this week with housing finance and labour force figures due for release.
Read MoreCSR’s Sweet And Sour Spot
It was an interesting AGM for CSR yesterday.
Read MoreUS Housing Has A Way To Drop
Signs are emerging that there will not be any upturn in the US housing sector before the first quarter of 2008.
Read MoreBut It’s Not The End Of The World
The past few weeks have seen lots of gloom surrounding the investment outlook.
Read MoreLead’s Boom
After spending more than a year being the ugly duckling of the commodity markets, in apparent disfavour from speculators and others, lead is having its time at the top of the heap.
Read MoreBHP Grows Oil
The resources boom goes on, despite some fraying at the edges with the impact of the higher Australian dollar, labour and resources shortages and slowing prices
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