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ASX down as oil nears US$140, AUD rallies, 'pens down' on AGL bid
The trends of the last two weeks look to set to accelerate for the rest of March with the S&P/ASX200 following the lead of US futures to fall another 1...
Market sinks on 'nuclear' concerns, iron ore rally continues
News that the Russian invasion of Ukraine had resulted in a fire at one of the country’s many nuclear reactors sent shockwaves through global markets,...
ASX continues strength on commodity surge, dividend payments drag, bond yields jump
The Government bond market is now experiencing more volatility than the equity market, with the Australian 10-year yield increasing 10 basis points today,...
Commodities, State of the Union ballast volatile markets, tale of three themes
President Biden delivered his annual State of the Union address during the session, with strong commentary around Ukraine and targeted investment into domestic...
Tech powers market higher, quality in focus, Zip raises $148 million
The Australian share market continued the post-invasion recovery, with the S&P/ASX200 gaining 0.7 per cent to begin the month of March; this...
ASX grinds out another gain, materials surge on supply uncertainty, Zip buys Sezzle
Rumours that Russia and Ukraine were being encouraged to come to the table for peace discussions supported the market on Monday, with...
Insignia and the $9 trillion tailwind
Insignia Financial (ASX:IFL), previously known as IOOF, delivered a solid profit result last week, reporting a 79 per cent increase, hitting $117.9 million for...
Market steadies as tech surges, Harvey Norman, Kogan report
The Australian sharemarket followed a strong global lead, finishing 0.1 per cent higher taking the weekly loss to just 4.3 per cent despite the war in...
Market falls as Russia enters arm conflict with Ukraine, Cimic surges, Appen tanks
Global sharemarkets were shaken by the inevitable news that Russia had finally attacked various targets in Ukraine, all but declaring war on the nation. Whilst...
Perennial brings institutional nous to solve the defensive income problem
Speak with any financial adviser today, and it’s likely that their biggest investment concern isn’t related to the equity component of their...
US, Euro inflation to drop sharply in 2022
Inflation has remained in the headlines through February and will likely continue to do so throughout the remainder of the year. Yet whilst the headlines...
Bond yields to decline as rate expectations bubble reverses
Traditional fixed income allocations, whether in the form of corporate or government bonds have been on the nose in 2022 and most of 2021 for that matter. The...
Strong reports overcome Russia concerns, IT, comms send market higher, Woolies cuts dividend
The Australian market overcame increasingly weak global sentiment to post a gain of 0.6 per cent on Wednesday. Whilst the events in Ukraine and associated...
ASX falls as Russia enters Ukraine, Cochlear, Hub 24 jump on upgrades
The unexpected run of earnings and profit surprises in 2021 wasn’t enough to offset geopolitical concerns from Russia, sending the S&P/ASX200 down...
US-Russia talks soothe market, Cannon-Brookes in AGL bid, Tyro tanks
The Australian sharemarket looked to be succumbing to overseas weakness on Monday, falling as far as 0.7 per cent before rebounding in the afternoon, to gain...
The challenge of consensus for financial advisers
Most financial advisers have likely been inundated with phone calls in recent weeks as markets took a negative turn following another prosperous year for...