China’s Property Market: The most asked questions
The slowdown in the Chinese real estate market has put pressure on China’s GDP growth. GAM’s Jian Shi Cortesi answers some key questions about the sector’s risks going forward.
Read MoreThe slowdown in the Chinese real estate market has put pressure on China’s GDP growth. GAM’s Jian Shi Cortesi answers some key questions about the sector’s risks going forward.
Read MoreInvestors in Sigma Healthcare reacted negatively to yesterday’s half year results, details of a major change in strategy and bare bones interim dividend to shareholders.
Read MoreInvestors took fright at the shock departure Monday of Costa Group CEO Sean Hallahan after only 18 months in the job, with shares falling nearly 15% in something of a wipeout.
Read MoreCorporate Connect Analyst Richard Close breaks down Tamboran Resources’ recently-announced deal to acquire all of Origin Energy’s exploration permits in the Beetaloo Basin.
Read MoreMonday saw the death knell finally rung for two of the… shall we say, less professional business entanglements in recent memory – although we all know nothing is forever in M&A.
Read MoreAndy Acker from Janus Henderson says the health care sector could now be well positioned to offer both defense against market volatility and opportunities for long-term growth.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreAbbey Phillipps from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreInflation takes centre stage in Australia this Wednesday with the new monthly indicator to be released by the ABS which will mesh with the more comprehensive quarterly CPI.
Read MoreThe ASX is looking at another big loss today after Friday’s sell-off here and around the world, with the ASX futures pointing to a 90-point slide for the start of trading.
Read MoreCurrency values have joined rising inflation in making a comeback as the topic of the day in a re-run of what was in vogue for financial markets during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.
Read MoreRising interest rates, the soaring $US and renewed recession worries sent commodities prices lower Friday – exerting more downward pressure on oil and precious metals, along with agriculturals.
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Read MoreMoody’s and Fitch think 2022 has been as good as it gets for the world’s resources and energy companies, with both now seeing the outlook softening by the week and with every central bank rate rise.
Read MoreThe EU’s proposed Critical Raw Material Act is aimed at ensuring more resilient, cleaner, and renewable supply chains whilst reducing dependency on China for the production of raw materials.
Read MoreAs Magellan Investment Specialist Michael Collins writes, an overreliance on vanishing Russian fossil fuels will continue to torment Europe for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreContrasting decisions from two major miners on big projects, with Newmont postponing its gold copper expansion project in Peru for at least two years and OZ Minerals off and running at WA’s West Musgrave.
Read MoreIt was a rare time in central banking this week with rate rises seemingly here, there and everywhere as September again confirmed itself as the oddest month for financial markets.
Read MoreWhitehaven Coal shares touched record levels this week after revealing more rewards from the coal price boom for shareholders to enjoy; others in the space are doing equally well.
Read MoreFor the third time in a row the US Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate by 0.75 percentage points and made it clear it was not looking to slow its aggressive tightening stance.
Read MoreWhile market dynamics have changed, TRP’s Justin Thomson believes investors who adapt to the new paradigm stand a good chance of emerging from this difficult period stronger than ever.
Read MoreMoat investing, popularised by Warren Buffett, regards the castle as the business and the moat as its competitive advantage: the wider the moat, the better.
Read MoreThe CEO of Rio Tinto has made it clear the mining giant will not be lifting its offer for the 49% of Turquoise Hill it doesn’t own, despite ongoing criticism from two minority shareholders.
Read MoreRhetoric from the Fed has made it clear: inflation is the focus; recession the risk. Expect higher interest rate volatility as core inflation remains elevated and growth weakens.
Read MoreColes is out of the petrol selling business at last, raising around $300 million with the sale of its service stations and convenience stores to its long-term fuel supplier Viva Energy.
Read MoreAfter New Hope’s recent bonanza, a big rise in the earnings of major shareholders and associated companies Washington H Soul Pattinson and Brickworks was always on the cards.
Read MoreThe world’s biggest dairy company, New Zealand’s Fonterra, will keep its Australian operations, deciding not to sell after having them on the market for the best part of a year.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreAbbey Phillipps from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreCentral banks have come out fighting inflation. The shorter-term implications for growth are not good, but higher yields may make fixed income an important diversifying asset.
Read MoreA series of records for NZ-based clothing group KMD Brands in the year to July helped offset the dramatic impact of Covid lockdowns on both sides of the Tasman over that period.
Read MoreThe New Hope share price rocketed nearly 9% Tuesday on the back of the company’s strong full year earnings result and, perhaps more importantly, huge lift in dividend payout.
Read MoreThe irrational decisions we make – often the result of an inbuilt human bias – are unconscious errors in our thinking that can influence everything from our pantry to our portfolio.
Read MoreAndrew “Twiggy” Forrest’s Fortescue Metals Group has given itself eight years and a budget of around $9 billion to eliminate fossil fuel use and achieve zero terrestrial emissions.
Read MoreCarmaker Ford surprised the market late Monday with a warning of a $US1 billion surge in costs because of inflation, continuing supply chain problems and strong buyer demand.
Read MoreDuring this period of economic uncertainty and market stress, investors may be surprised to discover how a strategy targeting stocks that lose less in a downturn can beat the market over time.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with a round-up of the highlights from today’s ASX trading session.
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