Daily FNArena News

The RBA today cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 7.00%.

August proved a flat month for demand and pricing of yellow cake, despite ongoing problems at the Cigar Lake project in Canada.

Australian company profits rose a far stronger than expected 14% in the June quarter, suggesting the RBA will be cautious in cutting interest rates going forward.

Wizard has led the way with a pre-emptive mortgage rate cut and the big boys are expected to follow suit. But will RBA cuts continue to be passed on in full down the track?

Jumbuck has reported slowing revenue, and while a weaker Aussie dollar could help, Austock Securities wants to see growth before it gives back its Buy.

The latest independent inflation reading casts doubt on expectations of aggressive interest rate cutting by the RBA in the year ahead.

Reporting season finished on a positive and a rate cut is surely coming, but for investors, September, not April, is the cruellest month.

The US dollar rally came earlier than many expected, but CIBC World Markets thinks it may have largely run its course.

A better than expected increase in reserves and resources at Langer Henrich leaves brokers expecting an expansion of operations at the mine.

A far stronger than expected 2Q capex outcome means a series of rate cuts are now less likely, although a 0.25% cut next week remains on the cards.