Brokers acknowledge the effort made by South32 to turn around the Illawarra Coal operations. Nevertheless, a return to three longwalls requires a substantial lift in development rates.
In the fallout from the Royal Commission, investment platforms are suffering major funds outflows. Not all, however, are losers.
After downgrading FY19 guidance substantially, Superloop has assured the market that the errant contract at the heart of the downgrade is still on track.
Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests technically fortunes have turned around for Pact Group.
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Gold; base metals & miners; and iron ore.
Margins continue to be squeezed, as banks compete to retain deposits and borrowers struggle to afford loans. Traditional banks are also being confronted by new digital entrants.
Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills explains why it is currently a “perfect storm” for gold.
Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests having reached a peak, the ASX200 has stopped to enjoy the view.
As the price of gold has broken out on further central bank policy easing, stockbroking analysts are assessing what has already been priced in, and which gold stocks still offer great opportunity.
Sandfire Resources’ copper project acquisition in Botswana looks very promising to brokers but it is not without inherent risk.
