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Oz Business Confidence Fractured

Jul 10 2007

The overall trend in NAB’s business confidence survey is still to the upside, but there are disparities across sectors such as mining and retail.


UBS Inflation Survey Points To Rate Rise

Jul 09 2007

UBS economists have taken a sample set of the figures that will make up the second quarter CPI, and it doesn’t look that promising.


Oz Job Ads Data Better Than Expected

Jul 09 2007

June Job Ads data was stronger than expected, leading ANZ Bank to suggest unemployment could fall below 4.0% by the end of the year.


Strong Oz Employment Conditions Should Continue

Jul 09 2007

Australian has enjoyed strong growth in employment since the start of 2006 and Westpac expects a continuation of this trend.


Conditions Remain Supportive For Equities, Currency

Jul 06 2007

Commonwealth Bank suggests those worried about rising bond yields relax a little as conditions remain supportive for both domestic equities and the Australian dollar.


Cash Problem Hits Perseverance, Equity Raising Expected

Jul 06 2007

From being highly recommended a week ago things have gone very wrong for Perseverance as the company is in a trading halt, likely pending details of an equity raising.


Fairfax Loses Takeover Premium

Jul 04 2007

Fairfax has joinced forces with Macquarie Media to share the spoils of Southern Cross Broadcasting, but JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch suggests it is no longer a target as a result.


Don’t Expect Miracles From Sigma

Jul 04 2007

With competition still strong and rationalisation seemingly not yet a viable option brokers remain cautious on Sigma Pharmaceuticals after the company revised lower its earnings guidance.


FNArena Alert: RBA Stays Put

Jul 04 2007

Cash rate left unchanged at 6.25%.


Oz Dwelling Approvals, Retail Sales Disappoint

Jul 03 2007

Dwelling approvals throughout Australia fell a lot more than expected in May while retail sales were down when expected to be up.



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