Diary: The Hole Truth and Nothing But
A quieter week ahead for markets, although the big event will be the talkfest on Friday at Jackson Hole in the US where Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell’s set piece speech is set to dominate.
Read MoreA quieter week ahead for markets, although the big event will be the talkfest on Friday at Jackson Hole in the US where Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell’s set piece speech is set to dominate.
Read MoreBig global investors have lurched from being the most bearish in the 21-year history of the monthly Bank of America survey to being almost as worried about the chances of a recession.
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Read MoreMax Andrews from the Melbourne-based AgFood Fund walks us through the current state of the aquaculture industry and how his firm is positioning itself in this sector moving forward.
Read MoreBoth literally and figuratively, ‘Perfect Storm’ is the best way to describe what we are seeing in some major economies, as weather concerns are piled on top of surging inflation and rising interest rates.
Read MoreInvestment markets are driven by more than just fundamentals. AMP’s Shane Oliver looks at how investor psychology plays a huge role and helps explain why asset prices go through periodic booms and busts.
Read MoreChile-based lithium miner SQM saw a near-tenfold rise in net profit for the June quarter, once again showing there’s huge money to be made, no matter the starting point or production method.
Read MoreDespite the value of Berkshire Hathaway’s huge investment portfolio plunging as markets have fallen, Warren Buffett and his two fund managers were still net buyers over the past three months.
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 MoreNewcrest Mining posted an expected drop in earnings for the year to June 30 as it was caught in the pincers of rising costs, lower output and gold and copper prices.
Read MoreThe local reporting season rolls on and here’s the pick of today’s batch of updates from energy powerhouse Origin, ambitious miner Evolution and global vintner Treasury Wines.
Read MoreJudging by the response from the ACCC, Qantas can save itself $614 million and earn a few brownie points by not proceeding with its proposed acquisition of Alliance Aviation.
Read MoreAs the world finally wakes up to the increasing threat to biodiversity and natural capital, Fidelity believes investors have a crucial role to play – and a huge opportunity to seize.
Read MoreAustralia’s unemployment rate fell to a new 48-year low of 3.4% in July but we may have seen the first crack in the buoyant jobs market as well, with the number of people in work also falling.
Read MoreGold and gold stocks are oversold, though small inflows into the gold bullion backed ETFs in the last days of July and early August may be signalling an end to persistent outflows.
Read MoreYancoal has confirmed earlier guidance of a massive turnaround in revenue and earnings for the six months to June as the company rode the surge in thermal coal prices to record highs.
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 MoreeCargo Holdings Group CEO Lawrence Lun discusses the sale of Amblique, how the proceeds will be used, and the roadmap for the coming months.
Read MoreLower blood plasma collection volumes meant CSL had a 6% fall in full-year profit, but a bumper year for the Seqirus flu vaccine business pushed revenues higher for the year to June.
Read MoreInvestors were apparently pleased with Brambles’ solid 2021-22 results and future guidance yesterday, even as it battled a 40% surge in the cost of timber for its iconic wooden pallets.
Read MoreGAM Investments’ Mark Hawtin considers the future of food and explains why it looks set to be one of the most exciting prospects for the next ten to fifteen years.
Read MoreTwo very different decisions on new oil developments from Santos yesterday when it also revealed record first half earnings of $A1.7bn and a 38% increase in dividend payout.
Read MoreAnother full news day on the ASX with the reporting season picking up steam. Here’s the latest from some local industrial companies: Pact Group, Vicinity Centres and Downer EDI.
Read MoreWhile JH’s Matt Peron believes the economy is likely to slow in the face of higher rates, investors’ can prudently stay invested due to solid corporate performance and lower valuations.
Read MoreAs expected the Reserve Bank of NZ has lifted its official cash rate (OCR) by half a per cent to 3%, from 2.5% previously and the highest it has been for seven years.
Read MoreCARETEQ Limited Executive Chairman Mark Simari discusses their recent agreement with drug management platform StrongRoom AI among other company-related matters.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreWT Financial Group Limited (ASX:WTL) Founder and Managing Director Keith Cullen discusses the company’s indicative results and the future of financial advice.
Read MoreAndrew Schwartz (Group Managing Director and Co-Founder) and Mark Power (Acting Head of Income Credit Funds and Head of Build-to-Rent Debt Fund) provide an update on the fund.
Read MoreIn a move that could rattle the share price of Cochlear for a while, key US health regulators have cleared the way for hearing aids to be sold over the counter from the middle of October.
Read MoreFletcher Building has boosted its 2021-22 annual dividend by a third after meeting full year earnings guidance, despite numerous battles in its home market of New Zealand.
Read MoreBHP shareholders can thank the great global coal price boom – especially thermal coal – for the largesse of record dividends for the year to June, with $A23 billion set to be paid out.
Read MoreRio Tinto seems willing to wait out the recalcitrant shareholders in Turquoise Hill who have rejected its $US2.7bn offer, making clear its commitment to the Mongolian Oyu Tolgoi project.
Read MoreChallenger shares fell more than 10% yesterday as its annual profit took a huge hit from the June half slide in markets, while its $35 million adventure into banking is coming badly unstuck.
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