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Oz Business Confidence, Conditions Weaker In May

Jun 08 2010

National Australia Bank’s May survey of Australian business conditions and confidence showed a fall in both measures, leading the bank to trim its GDP forecasts for the economy.


CSL To Benefit From Consolidation In US Blood Products Sector

Jun 08 2010

CSL previously missed out on Talecris but a new takeover proposal for the US company should deliver some benefits, say stockbrokers.


Newspapers Miss Out In May Job Ads Bounce

Jun 07 2010

Total job ads numbers rose in May, but it was all due to online ads, with newspapers missing out on the monthly bounce.


The RSPT And The Risk-Free Rate

Jun 04 2010

Macquarie examines the potential RSPT impact on Australia’s GDP while GSJB Were notes the critical earnings impact of the “super” threshold.


Economy Watch: It’s A Surplus!

Jun 03 2010

A snapshot of economist responses to today’s trade balance which showed a surprising swing back to surplus in April on surging iron ore and coal prices.


Model Portfolios And Potential Earnings Surprises

Jun 03 2010

UBS has made minor changes to its model portfolio to reflect May market action, while RBS has identified potential ASX100 earnings surprises in August’s reporting season.


Downer Faces The Music

Jun 03 2010

After delivering its Waratah bombshell on Tuesday, yesterday saw a resolute Downer management team hosting a scheduled Investor Day. Tomatoes anyone?


Economy Watch: Oz March Quarter GDP

Jun 02 2010

A snapshot of economist responses to today’s March quarter GDP result for Australia.


Rail Disaster

Jun 02 2010

Perennial disappointer Downer has once again shattered market confidence with another spurious risk management failure. No one is amused.


RBA Steady, Data Wildly Mixed

Jun 01 2010

The RBA was never going to change last month’s rate, but a surge in April retail sales and a plunge in building approvals did surprise economists.



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