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ResMed delivered solid revenue growth in the June quarter and this is seen as a sign the company is set for better times.

TD Waterhouse sees a flood of rate cuts in both New Zealand and Australia in the year ahead.

Weekly musings from your editor. Improving fundamentals. Banks and price targets. And one special mentioning. Who said bear markets are boring?

Following yesterday’s RBA statement, the rush is on amongst economists to completely rethink their interest rate forecasts.

Barclays Capital says China is unlikely to experience any great post-Olympic commodity hangover as domestic demand remains strong and growth projects will continue.

Danske Bank sees recent weakness in commodity prices as a correction driven by lower oil, but fundamentals still support a bull market.

A solid result from Navitas shows not all companies need be frightened of the bear.

In its statement accompanying the unchanged rate decision, the RBA has given the first sign it can see a policy easing ahead.

The RBA today decided to leave its cash rate at 7.25%.

Shares of AXA Asia-Pacific surged after the company’s interim results met analyst expectations.