Lunch Report: 8 August, 2022
Paul Sanger from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MorePaul Sanger from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar presentations from TALi (ASX: TD1), Mallee Resources (ASX: MYL), Cosmos Exploration (ASX: C1X) & Holista Colltech (ASX: HCT)
Read MoreAbbey Phillipps from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreMary Beth Brinson – CEO – TALi is a pioneering digital therapeutic company developing solutions to assess, monitor and enhance cognitive function and treat cognitive impairment.
Read MoreDr Rajen Manicka – Chairman and CEO – Holista is dedicated to delivering first-class natural ingredients and wellness products, and leads in research on herbs and food ingredients.
Read MoreJeremy Robinson – Non-Executive Director – Cosmos Exploration engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral resource projects in Australia.
Read MoreJohn Lamb – MD – Mallee’s vision is to build a high value business by sustainably supplying critical minerals for an electric future.
Read MoreLocal markets will be eagerly awaiting the US July CPI data midweek, while also keeping an eye on the local June 30 profit reporting season including CBA’s full year figures on Wednesday.
Read MoreNot even an investor like the legendary Warren Buffett could avoid the full impact of the slide in stockmarkets in the June quarter, which saw Berkshire Hathaway post a $US43.8 billion loss.
Read MoreThe current weakness in the Chinese economy was again underlined by the July trade data, which showed no real improvement in the pace of growth in imports and exports.
Read MoreLast week ended with the ‘good’ news from the US economy in the form of the July jobs bonanza, this week it will be the ‘bad’ – July’s CPI. It’s getting harder to distinguish between the two.
Read MoreCommodity prices did a bit better on Friday and for the week, although once again oil saw a solid fall and petrol prices here in Australia are now well under $1.70 a litre.
Read MoreOne investor not planning on abandoning oil anytime soon is Warren Buffett, who – with major stakes in Chevron and now Occidental Petroleum – continues to show a distinct liking for the stuff.
Read MoreChief Investment Officer and PM of the Australian Equities High Conviction Strategy Jamie Nicol provides a brief update on the current market and how DNR Capital is responding.
Read MoreUS investors are changing the way they view old-line media companies, replacing more traditional measures with those used for companies like Netflix – a comparison that is proving less than flattering.
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Read MoreAMP’s Shane Oliver takes a look at the outlook for the RBA’s cash rate following its latest hike and explains why he believes the consensus expectations for rates to rise above 3% are too hawkish.
Read MoreTim McGowen from Finance News Network with all the news from today’s morning trading session on the ASX.
Read MoreTim McGowen from Finance News Network breaks down some stocks making noise in today’s ASX trading session.
Read MoreEngland’s central bank warned the country is facing a lengthy recession in 2023 and the nastiest fall in living standards for a generation or more.
Read MoreSigns of life are emerging in the global biotech sector after the longest and sharpest downturn in history that was so severe it left hundreds US companies trading below cash backing.
Read MoreJune ended what was a record year for Australia’s trade account with new highs set for monthly exports and imports, as well as the biggest ever monthly and yearly trade surpluses.
Read MoreAnother major global company in the resource sector has benefited indirectly from the Ukraine invasion, albeit in a highly qualified way with both good and bad sides to the impact.
Read MoreFor the first time ever, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has broken out export data for lithium and revealed that it is really only an industry that started becoming significant this year.
Read MoreVanEck’s Cameron McCormack explains why, as global equities continue to face challenges, investors may want to look to a more positive global story – the potential reopening of China.
Read MoreCanadian group Dye & Durham is trying to avoid an outright rejection by competition regulator, the ACCC, of its proposed $2.47 billion acquisition of Link Administration Holdings.
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 MoreOil prices crashed more than 6% intraday on Wednesday in the wake of a small, 100,000 barrels a day rise in OPEC+’s global production cap.
Read MoreAusbil’s Michael Price discusses his firm’s Active Dividend Income Fund, along with the performance of dividend funds in an environment of volatility and falling valuations.
Read MoreOrica will pay $A260 million in cash to buy Axis Mining Technology, a specialised geospatial tool which will help miners explore, extract and refine material from “mine to mill.”
Read MoreLynas is to spend upwards of $500m expanding the capacity of its Mt Weld mine and processing operations in WA to meet growing demand for its suite of rare earths products.
Read MoreMany unusual events are taking place as far as the world economy is concerned, with policymakers acting to place the world on a steadier path. Success, however, is far from assured.
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