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A Cooling In China’s Hot Steel Boom Ahead?
Steel is now the hottest part of the Chinese economy, it’s creating billions of dollars of business for Australian iron ore and coking coal exporters, generating a rising level of corporate activity, not to mention exploration.
Read MoreNZ’s Economic Growth Accelerating
Solid signs of an economic rebound from across the Tasman as the NZ economy saw its best growth for two years in the December quarter of 2009.
Read MoreHousing Strong, But No Bubble
Some of the headlines suggested the Reserve Bank yesterday warned of a bubble in housing, and on first reading some of the comments in a speech by Assistant Governor, Phil Lowe its head of economics and in the first Financial Stability Report for 2010, could be taken that way.
Read MoreOur Too Big To Fail Banks
It is the price we have to bear for getting through the GFC and recession unscathed.
Read MoreTransurban Bid Mystery Deepens
So what’s going to happen to the mooted bid for Transurban, the country’s biggest tollroad operator, now that the Future Fund has walked away from any involvement?
Read MoreCorporates 1: Orica’s Profit Hit
The explosives, paint and chemicals supplier Orica says its March 31 interim results will be adversely impacted by the continuing cost of cleaning up at its highly polluted site at Botany in Sydney.
Read MoreJapan’s Trade Still On The Up
Japan’s export growth jumped 45.3% in February from the same month in 2009, driven by surging demand from Asia and China, with help from growing demand from elsewhere.
Read MoreHuge New Chinese Gas Deal
Australia has another huge LNG contract, in fact the biggest yet.
Read MoreCorporates 2: Skilled, Nufarm
Skilled Group yesterday revealed a series of high level changes involving two senior executives and a new director.
Read MoreWhy Iron Ore Prices Are Strong
No wonder demand for iron ore is rising rapidly, and prices even faster.
Read MoreRio, BHP Chiefs Very Bullish On Iron Ore Outlook
Against the background of strong demand for iron ore, especially from China and other big Asian buyers, senior BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto executives were sounding very bullish at a big iron and steel conference in Perth yesterday.
Read MoreNew Hope Coal Down, Arrow Gains
Queensland coal producer New Hope Corporation has reported a 15.8% fall in interim net earnings before one off items after lower prices and a stronger Australian dollar bit into export returns.
Read MoreIOH’s Upgrade
The Kerry Stokes-controlled Iron Ore Holdings has further boosted reserves at its key Pilbara iron ore deposit.
Read MoreTPG Lifts Interim
Internet provider and emerging Telco, TPG Telecom lifted interim profit by more than 400%, thanks to full benefits of the merger with SP Telecom.
Read MoreAXA-NAB Still Talking
AXA Asia Pacific says talks between National Australia Bank, parent AXA SA and itself on a $13 billion takeover plan are at an advanced stage and could be wrapped up before or by next Monday.
Read MoreCorporates: Sigma, Woodside
Sigma Pharmaceuticals wants more time to sort out its 2009 financial results.
Read MorePremier’s Just Result
Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments first-half net profit apparently dropped 13.7% and but the company said it remains "cautiously optimistic" about the performance of Just Group.
Read MoreBig, Profitable Iron Ore Market Change Looms
China won’t be pleased.
Read MoreArrow Says “Yes” To Higher Price
As expected, Shell and PetroChina sweetened their combined bid for Arrow Energy with a bit more cash and certainty for the international assets to be valued, and the Australian company said yes.
Read MoreGreece’s Struggles To Dominate
Greece is going to dominate world markets this week, making for some nervy trading on sharemarkets and in currencies and commodities.
Read MoreGreece To Dominate The Markets
Global share markets eased Friday after a run of six to eight days of rises as the US dollar firmed off the back of increased worries about Greece.
Read MoreGreece To Impact Commodities, Currencies
The euro’s weakness saw the US dollar rise on Friday and last week, knocking oil prices lower and weakening other commodities.
Read MoreCorporates: Arrow, ERA
We should know today or tomorrow if Shell and PetroChina have come up with a share price for their takeover bid that Arrow Energy will recommend to shareholders.
Read MoreA Check List Of Worries For Investors
A year ago there were plenty of things to worry investors, but given the rebound and obvious improvement in the various economies, there should be fewer concerns.
Read MoreSilly Americans Monster China
The dopey US Congressmen and business exerting pressure on the Obama Administration to DO ‘something’ about China’s refusal to allow the Yang to float, haven’t done their homework.
Read MoreMore Confidence For Minerals As Production, Exports Beat Dollar
There were some very optimistic forecasts around this week for mineral demand and prices.
Read MoreWatch “Unconventional Gas”
One comment from the International Energy Agency (IEA) in its latest outlook summed up the incredible strength of China on global markets.
Read MoreCorporates: Sigma Facing Big Losses
Is Sigma Pharmaceuticals all but broke and effectively under the control of its banks?
Read MoreGreece Fixed, Who’s Next, The UK?
So it looks like Greece will be supported and stopped from defaulting on its huge debts, who will be next?
Read MoreHousing Recovering
In the US the Fed yesterday morning said US housing starts were "at a depressed level". At its late January meeting it didn’t single out the crushed housing sector.
Read MoreAWB Shares Belted After New Profit Downgrade
Shares in AWB took a pounding again yesterday after yet another profit downgrade.
Read MoreUpbeat David Jones Tops Myer
David Jones’ interim result and commentary again confirmed why it is important to look at what companies and their boards do, not just what they say in their commentaries.
Read MoreCorporate Express Gets Mop Up Bid
Corporate Express Australia has copped a $1 billion mop up bid from its major shareholder, the Staples office supplies chain of the US.
Read MoreRio Upbeat
A year ago the 2008 annual report of Rio Tinto was full of qualified optimism, the Chinalco shareholding, commodity prices being low, and the uncertain outlook as the global recession and credit crunch battered confidence and the company.
Read MoreMelbourne Storm Claims, Costs Rising
The cost of Melbourne’s hailstorm 10 days ago is moving past half a billion dollars, with close to 70,000 claims made to three major insurers.
Read MoreCBH In Demand
Struggling CBH Resources has suddenly found itself the most popular kid on the block with either the third or fourth proposal to the company in as many months for a controlling stake.
Read MoreLNG, Arrow Agree To Trial Split
Arrow Energy says it’s still talking to Shell and PetroChina about their joint unsolicited offer. LNG Ltd says it and Arrow have agreed to a sort of trial separation, if yesterday’s update from LNG is any guide.
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