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Aussie Stockmarket Flat
The Australian share market closed flat today, following another day of nervous trading as global woes continue.
Read MoreHeritage Gold To Further Develop Talisman Mine
Gold explorer, Heritage Gold (HTM) is getting in on the gold rush as the precious metal is in demand at over US$1000 per ounce.
Read MorePersistence Pays Off For Zinifex
Persistence has paid off for Zinifex (ZFX) in its long battle to acquire all the shares in Allegiance Mining, after it announced today it has gained control of the nickel miner.
Read MoreLend Lease Acquires A Town Centre In Melbourne
Property and asset manager, Lend Lease (LLC) announced today it has purchased a major development designated as a regional town centre in north Melbourne.
Read MoreCommodities Mixed
Even though there were strong finishes for gold and oil and several other commodities on Friday night, traders reported a rise in contract close outs after Bear Stearns was bailed out on Friday.
Read MoreRescue To Rattle Market Confidence
The futures market was pointing to a lower opening when trading resumes here today after Wall Street’s big fall off the back of the rescue of investment bank, Bear Stearns.
Read MoreBear Stearns Rescued, To Be Sold
The likelihood of Bear Stearns remaining independent after being bailed out by the US Federal Reserve is remote.
Read MoreRio Again Defiant On BHP Bid
Rio Tinto continues to hold out on BHP Billiton’s predatory ambitions and wants shareholders at the annual meetings next month of the Plc company in London and the Australian company in Brisbane to approve special resolutions extending a possible share buyback for another year, even though that is one of the conditions in the BHP bid that could see it terminated.
Read MoreThe Inexorable Rise Of Oil
There have been some interesting developments occurring in the resources sector recently. Despite fears about US economic growth and whether the country has entered recession, many commodity prices continue to make all-time highs. Two in particular, gold and oil, have been gaining most of the headlines.
Read MoreThe Bear Tightens Its Grip
Make no mistake, we are in the grip of a vicious bear market. In bear markets, investors can do one of two things. Succumb to fear and ‘get out’; or be very careful, preserve capital as best they can, and be ready to take advantage of the attractive stock prices that bear markets inevitably produce.
Read MoreChecks And Balances
In these turbulent times, investors need to use all of the tools at their disposal to protect their capital and find profit table trading opportunities.
Read MoreEco 2: More Pain To Come
The Fed’s latest move to combat the credit crunch has set off a short-covering rally in share markets, although so far it’s looking rather shaky. Yesterday it turned into another bear trap here with a savage day on the market with a 2%-plus fall.
Read MoreMarkets Go Blah!
Stockmarkets fell, the US dollar did likewise and interest rates on US Government securities were mixed as more problems emerged in markets around the world.
Read MoreBooming Oil, Grains To Kill Biofuels
You wouldn’t normally expect President George W Bush to understand irony, especially irony generated by the markets.
Read MoreEco 1: Bears Grab Jobs Figures
A week ago yesterday’s labour force figures would have had economists and analysts running for the hills growling ‘rate rise coming, rate rise coming’.
Read MoreThe Markets Today
The share market finished 1% higher today, buoyed by surging resource stocks which rallied after the price of gold broke through $US1000 per ounce overnight.
Read MoreMidwest In Hostile Takeover Bid
In a string of highly publicised large takeovers, the Chinese steel company Sinosteel added to the tally today by launching a $1.2 billion hostile offer for iron ore miner Midwest Corporation.
Read MoreThe Warehouse Feels The Pinch
In a tough market, retailers are usually the first to feel the pinch and New Zealand retailer, The Warehouse Group, (WHS) was amongst the first to report a slowing outlook in consumer spending.
Read MorePNG LNG – Closing In On The Deal
Oil Search and the participants in the Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (PNG) project have signed a joint operating agreement, paving the way toward commercialisation of PNG’s gas resources.
Read MoreNZ House Sale Prices Slump
Is this what lies ahead for us in Australia?
Read MoreJapanese GDP Doesn’t Have Big Fall
Well, it was either good news, or slightly not so good news.
Read MoreFed’s Last Throw?
The Fed’s latest attempt to ease seized-up credit markets marks its most direct effort yet to repair the mortgage meltdown (and slumping house prices) that poses the biggest threat to the economy.
Read MoreConfidence Down
While the Fed promised to open the taps and markets responded, in Australia consumers have already voted and are now the gloomiest they have been in 15 years.
Read MoreUnemployment Rate Defies Expectations
Australia’s employment growth surpassed all expectations, with figures out today showing the number of employed Australians has hit a 33-year high.
Read MoreSmall Cap: Monax Mining Samples High Grade Iron
Shares in diversified resources miner, Monax Mining (MOX) surged by as much as 29% on Thursday after the company said it has received high grade iron and manganese samples from its Waddikkee tenement in South Australia.
Read MoreGoodman Group Offloads Singapore Joint Venture
Real estate developer and fund manager, Goodman Group (GMG) said today it has sold its 40% share of a joint venture management firm in Singapore and a 6.8% stake in the Singapore-listed real estate investment trust.
Read MoreA Mix Of Unfavourable Data Plays Havoc With Investors
A mix of unfavourable domestic data as well as weaker global markets played havoc with investor sentiment today, pushing the Australian shares down by more than 2%.
Read MoreChina’s Inflation Boosted
As expected China’s February inflation rate leapt on the impact of bad weather and high prices for energy and food.
Read MoreIPL-DXL To Wed
With its early and surprisingly bullish market update out of the way last week, fertiliser maker Incitec Pivot turned to unfinished business yesterday, revealing plans to buy explosives maker Dyno Nobel for $3.3 billion in a cash and shares offer that will be done via a scheme of arrangement.
Read MoreFed Saves The Day After Currencies Sold Off?
The Australian and New Zealand dollars declined a third day yesterday against the US currency, and lost ground against a surging yen, as concerns credit-market losses are mounting prompted investors to sell higher-yielding assets.
Read MoreCash Up, Jobs Down?
Despite signs of a slowing rate of economic activity and perhaps a slight easing in jobs pressures, the financial markets continue to be gripped by the credit freeze.
Read MoreAussie Shares Bounce
The Australian share market did a nice bounce today, with steep gains in the mornings led by the strong Wall St result overnight, and then eased down slightly towards the end of the day.
Read MoreAvexa Receives ‘excellent’ Results In HIV Drug Trials
Avexa Ltd (AVX) which is in the process of developing an HIV drug, said today its trials for the drug showed 90% of treated patients achieve undetectable viral loads after 48-weeks.
Read MoreMacquarie Media Sells Of Its Stake In Taiwan
Macquarie Media Group (MMG) has sold its 60% interest in Taiwan Broadband Communications (TBC) to a Macquarie Group managed fund for about $400 million.
Read MoreMalaysia’s New Day
After the general election at the weekend, Malaysia is now in uncharted territory, with the government facing real opposition for the first time since 1969, when the National Front was denied a two-thirds supermajority in parliament.
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