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Forget About A Fed Rate Rise, Worry About QE
Oct 16 2014
AllianceBernstein argues it is not the first Fed rate rise global markets should fear, it is this month’s end to QE.
More On The Outlook For Oil And Gas Prices
Oct 08 2014
As global growth slows and US shale production continues to grow, something has to give. It all has implications for Australia’s LNG export aspirations.
The Outlook For Oil And Gas Prices
Sep 24 2014
Oil prices may soon find a floor, while the outlook for global LNG prices remains unclear. One thing is certain however. Australians will shortly be paying substantially more for their gas.
FNArena Reporting Season Monitor August 2014
Sep 02 2014
A summary of 269 major corporate earnings result releases, including broker views, ratings and target price changes and beat/miss assessments.
Window On LNG: Santos Shows Off While Woodside Changes Tack
Jul 03 2014
Analysts have returned from a site tour of Santos’ GLNG plant and taken on board Woodside’s US gas purchase deal with mixed emotions, as the race to LNG riches hots up.
Window on LNG: Australia’s Gas Age Is Upon Us
May 28 2014
Woodside may have pulled out of Israel but with LNG now being produced in PNG, we have reached the doorstep of Australia’s longawaited energy revolution.
Addressing The High Frequency Trading Debate
Apr 09 2014
Author Michael Lewis has caused a storm in the US by suggesting high frequency trading means the stock market is “rigged” at the expense of the genuine investor. FNArena discusses both sides of this debate.
Window On LNG: Can Australia Sell Its Gas At A Decent Price?
Mar 19 2014
With first LNG approaching for projects in PNG and Queensland, a volatile global gas market prompts the question of wether Australian producers can achieve sufficient pricing.
FNArena Reporting Season Monitor February 2014
Mar 04 2014
A summary of the previous session’s corporate earnings result releases, including broker views, ratings and target price changes and beat/miss assessments.
Waterworld: The Submerging Economies Of The Developed World
Nov 18 2013
What if central bank stimulus could never be turned off? As the ageing population of the developed world forces natural deflation, ongoing money printing ensures negative real returns on income investments. As the developed world submerges, investors must look to the growth inherent in other populations.
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