Another Promising WA Hydrocarbon Play
Another interesting hydrocarbons discovery in Western Australia has been confirmed, the second in the past month.
Read MoreAnother interesting hydrocarbons discovery in Western Australia has been confirmed, the second in the past month.
Read MoreThe benchmark ASX200 added 17.3 points or +0.32% on Friday to close at 5433.
Read MoreGBP rose earlier today as the ‘NO’ vote gained traction in Scotland although those gains faded.
Read MoreNote: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 18 September 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreThere is a sea change underway across the Australian investment landscape, and investors need to be ready to capitalise on the emerging new trends.
Read MoreAt Clime we are keen observers of successful long term investors and follow with interest some broad indicators to help us gauge the temperature of equity markets both locally and internationally.
Read MoreFed keeps markets happy, but at what longer-term economic cost?
Read MoreThe Australian dollar lost more than one US cent this morning after the US Federal Reserve said it would maintain a commitment to keep interest rates near zero for a “considerable time” after finishing its easing program next month.
Read MoreSolomon Lew’s Premier Investments (PMV) lifted underlying profit 10% in the year to July 26, and says it expects further growth as it continues to roll out its increasingly successful Smiggle and Peter Alexander stores.
Read MoreRio Tinto (RIO) subsidiary ERA has further boosted reserves of uranium oxide at its Ranger 3 Deeps prospect in the Northern Territory.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: AWE up 13.7%, DLS up 5.5%, PDN up 5%, NEC up 3.9%, MGR up 3.2%.
Read MoreThe ASX200 added 8.5 points or +0.16% on volume of $4.8 billion, closing at 5415.8.
Read MoreDespite a firmer open, local shares are down for day 7. All Ords -0.25%. A 1.1% slump from the miners is main drag.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: EVN up 3.5%, PDN up 3.3%, PMV up 3.3%, ORA up 3%, AWC up 3%.
Read MoreRumours that the US Federal Reserve might not drop the phrase, ‘for a considerable time’ from its post meeting statement tomorrow morning, our time, saw the Aussie dollar rise to 91 cents, while Wall Street markets had a solid night.
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank has stepped up the level of its rhetoric on the housing boom – especially the high level of buying by investors – and the potential dangers to the Australian economy.
Read MoreIn a move that will be noticed the world over, especially among money managers, Calpers, America’s biggest public pension fund, has revealed plans to stop investing in hedge funds.
Read MoreSellers continued to drive the market lower over the course of the afternoon on Wednesday. As a result the ASX 200 continued to make new lows stopping short at the 5400 level as pre Fed meeting jitters were being exploited.
Read MoreThe ASX200 shed 38.1 points or -0.70% on volume of $4.8 billion on Wednesday to close at 5407.
Read MoreWhen Qantas recently announced a full-year loss, its long-suffering shareholders who haven’t received a dividend in five years were so excited they drove the stock up 19 per cent.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: EVN up 5.9%, MML up 5.3%, BDR up 2.8%, TEN up 1.9%, FXJ up 1.9%.
Read MoreSharemarket futures failed to react overnight Monday to a surge in the spot price of ion ore.
Read MoreAs expected the Aussie dollar fell yesterday, along with markets elsewhere. But the currency’s fall slowed overnight and the dollar was operating in a range between 90.20-30 this morning in early Asian trading.
Read MoreAround $225 million in Ramsay Health Care (RHC) shares owned by the company’s late founder are to be sold.
Read MoreMacquarie Group (MQG) is expecting a small improvement in net earnings for the year to March 31, that hasn’t come as a result of the return of volatility to financial markets.
Read MoreArrium (ARI), Australia’s 4th biggest iron ore exporter and steelmaker is battening down by looking to raise $754 million via a placement and a highly discounted one for one cash issue.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: BCI up 4.9%, AGO up 2.6%, QAN up 2.4%, UGL up 2.3%, GUD up 2.2%.
Read MoreBy the end of the session on Tuesday the S&P/ASX200 lost 28.1 points or -0.52% on volume of $4.1 billion, closing at 5445.4.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: EVN up 5.9%, MML up 5.3%, BDR up 2.8%, TEN up 1.9%, FXJ up 1.9%.
Read MoreChinese factory output slowed to its weakest pace in nearly six years in August while property sales, retail sales and investment also cooled.
Read MoreThe phrase ‘unchartered waters’ is often overused, especially when it comes to developments in financial markets, but this week sees two events which hold the threat of sending markets very much into the unknown.
Read MoreThe Aussie dollar will come under more pressure today after losing three cents last week to touch six months lows, thanks to the weak production and investment data from China at the weekend, on top of the continuing strength of the US dollar ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting and the vote on Scottish independence.
Read MoreThe US Fed’s meeting and the Scottish independence vote will dominate the coming week here and around the world. Nothing much else will matter to investors as volatility returns to the forex and bond markets, while commodities drift lower and equities mark time.
Read MoreBiggest gains on the ASX200 today: EVN up 10.3%, BDR up 4.5%, MML up 3.8%, RSG up 3%, AWC up 2.5%.
Read MoreBy the end of the session on Monday the S&P/ASX200 had shed 58 points or -1.05% on volume of $3.7 billion, to close at 5473.5.
Read MoreSellers continued to pressure the ASX 200 lower at lunchtime on Friday. A notable absence from the list of decliners was the Materials sector. FMG & BHP were each ahead by 0.5% after recent declines
Read MoreA ‘can do/should do better" reaction from investors yesterday to the weak full year result from Department store Myer (MYR) which revealed a 22% slide in net profit for the year to July 26.
Read MoreChinese consumer price inflation eased in August, well below the government’s target, to the slowest rate of growth in four months, a development not all that strange given the sharp recent fall in some commodity prices and in domestic food prices.
Read MoreThe market reaction to Sigma Pharmaceuticals’ (SIP) solid first half profit yesterday showed us one of the perils of being a no-dividend paying company.
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