ANZ Bank is executing well on its strategy to address the challenging financial and regulatory environment and brokers were relieved there were no negative surprises in the FY18 result.
Western Areas performed to expectations over the September quarter and the outlook now centres on the development plans for the Odysseus mine.
Despite marginally softer FY19 guidance from Boral, brokers believe the sell-off in the shares has been overdone and the outlook for the various business divisions is still fairly robust.
The Chartist reports a resilient iron ore price suggests upside for the miners but in the current context there’s still more to prove.
Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report offers five reasons why Wall Street’s sell-off does not suggest a coming crash.
A pullback in the gaming sector has created a buying opportunity in Aristocrat Leisure, brokers suggest, underpinned by the company’s strengthening position in the North American slot market.
Brokers welcome technical advances that Newcrest Mining has made to underpin the productive life of several of its gold mines.
As Wall Street tumbles, Mark Tinker of AXA Investment Managers questions whether the US really is winning the trade war.
Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes that since Reliance Worldwide’s share price gapped up post-result, that gap has now been closed.
A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Iron ore; lithium; and oil.
