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Oz Business Confidence Slumps In June

Jul 12 2011

National Australia Bank’s Monthly Business Survey for June showed Australian business confidence slumped during the month despite a slight pick-up in business conditions.


Bradken Acquisitions Spark Broker Upgrades

Jul 08 2011

Bradken has acquired two businesses that brokers expect will boost earnings from FY12. Both Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank have upgraded to Buy.


Carbon Tax Impact on Coal

Jul 08 2011

Just how serious an impost on the coal industry will the proposed carbon tax be?


The Demise Of Traditional Retail?

Jul 07 2011

There’s been much carry on lately about the rise of on-line shopping. Just how nervous should bricks and mortar retailers and their shareholders be?


Better Times For Gold Coast Theme Parks

Jul 06 2011

While the macro environment remains difficult Queensland theme park operators are starting to lift prices, brokers seeing this as evidence of an easing in competitive pressures in the market.


RBA Backs Off Further

Jul 05 2011

The hawkish rhetoric continues to soften as the RBA makes the unsurprising decision to leave rates on hold.


Karoon’s Potential About To Reveal Itself

Jul 05 2011

Karoon Gas received approval to begin exploration drilling in the Browse Basin offering scope for share price upside according to brokers.


Too Early To Buy CSL?

Jul 01 2011

While recent share price weakness has improved the value on offer, Morgan Stanley suggests it remains too early to be a buyer of CSL.


A-REIT Updates

Jun 30 2011

Australian REIT stocks appear beneficiaries of a rotation into defensive holdings, while Westfield Retail has been upgraded and there are signs of improvement in the office market.


Australian Banks Revisited

Jun 30 2011

Assuming the Greek correction is now over, where does that leave valuations for Australian banks?



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