A snapshot of economist responses to today’s March Australian housing finance data, where the decline was broadly as expected.
Analysts can’t find much in the budget to impact on markets beyond what we already knew, but they are quick to point out the bullish assumptions contained within.
After Macquarie and JP Morgan initiated coverage on Miclyn with Buy ratings yesterday, Deutsche Bank has added to the positive view.
Industry consultant has registered increased demand and supply for uranium. The spot price recorded a decline as a result.
Both Macquarie and JP Morgan have initiated coverage on service vehicle provider Miclyn Express Offshore with the equivalent of Buy ratings today.
Chinese data for April were mostly higher than economist expectations, but will they force policy makers into more action soon?
Between interim results and Europe, it’s been a wild ride these past few days for Australian bank investors. Where are we now?
UBS still sees the ASX200 at 5550 by year end, while RBS sticks to 5300. JP Morgan has lined up its favourite small caps.
PFP Wealth’s Tim Price cannot believe some of the dangerous myths surrounding financial markets, and gold, these days.
After months of destructive dithering, the EU has finally hit the panic button and pledged hundreds of billions of euros in aid for the eurozone while the ECB has yet again reneged and joined in with bond support.
