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NAB Downgrades Oz GDP Following Survey

Dec 14 2010

NAB’s Monthly Business Survey for November showed mixed results for Australian business conditions and confidence levels, prompting the bank to trim its growth forecasts.


UK Infrastructure Deal Offers Upside For Lend Lease

Dec 13 2010

Lend Lease has launched a UK Infrastructure Fund and brokers see this as good news for the company’s asset recycling operations.


Access Economics Sees Improving Retail Spending In 2011

Dec 13 2010

Access Economics has reviewed the Australian retail sector, forecasting a weak Christmas period but some improvement through 2011.


Even The Discount Stores Are Copping It

Dec 10 2010

The Reject Shop has shocked the market with its profit warning but optimistic brokers see reason to upgrade ratings.


Widespread Downgrades For Bank Of Queensland

Dec 09 2010

Three FNArena brokers have downgraded their ratings on Bank of Queensland today in light of worrying commercial property impairments.


It’s A Hot Market For Boart Longyear

Dec 09 2010

Results from a US competitor were much better than expected and the implicit improvement in operating conditions for Boart Longyear have seen upgrades to earnings forecasts.


Two, Three Or More RBA Rate Hikes Next Year?

Dec 08 2010

The RBA yesterday left interest rates unchanged and post the meeting economist opionion remains divided as to how many rates hikes are likely for Australia next year.


No Oz Rate Rise For Some Time

Dec 07 2010

The RBA appears happy with its current rate setting not just for now, but for the economic “outlook”.


Morgan Stanley Positive On Talent2

Dec 06 2010

As part of a review of the Australian IT services sector Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage on Talent2 with an Overweight rating.


Food Inflation Hits Australia

Dec 06 2010

An independent gauge for inflation in Australia suggests prices for fruit and vegetables and for rents are pushing up consumer inflation.



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