The doom and gloom forecasts has been coming hot and heavy of late, but CommSec thinks the australian job market looks stronger than some are suggesting.
With the US recession bound and Asian growth slowing, ANZ suggests Australian industry will not be immune to a slowdown.
The price of a pound of yellow cake continues to drop.
A much higher than expected read on Q3 PPI pointing to a possible big jump in CPI may still have little impact on RBA policy.
Assets under management in the commodities sector may have fallen, but it’s from lower prices not lower investor interest.
The financial and economic collapse of Iceland in recent weeks has seen Danske Bank compile a list of those nations most at risk.
Rescue plans have been announced and implemented the world over, but with the local AGM season beginning and bank reporting season ending, attention may turn back to local affairs.
While aluminium prices will again be demand driven once the market’s current volatility ends, Standard Chartered suggests here the outlook is not good as Chinese demand continues to fall.
Short term weakness will prevail, but Goldman Sachs sees longer term opportunities.
Telecom New Zealand has again cut it earnings guidance and has lifted capex for a new mobile network.
