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Oz Business Conditions, Confidence Both Rise In 4Q

Feb 18 2010

The National Australia Bank Quarterly Business Survey showed gains in both business conditions and confidence levels in Q4 last year.


Oz Leading Indicators Suggest Return To 2007 Growth

Feb 17 2010

Leading indicators by Westpac-MI suggest the Australian economy will soon be back in booming conditions a la 2007.


Will Value Return To Crane Group In FY12?

Feb 16 2010

Some stockbroker’s argue investors should forget about Crane Group’s short term earnings outlook and focus on FY12 instead. But not everyone’s buying it.


Oz Business Conditions Weaker In January

Feb 16 2010

The NAB Monthly Business Survey and Economic Outlook showed Australian business confidence rose in January but business conditions weakened.


Questions Arise About Leighton’s Value

Feb 15 2010

Leighton Holdings beat market estimate with its interim result but the lack of any upgrade to full year guidance and a soft work-in-hand result sees value becoming a question mark.


Oz Labour Force Data Surprise, Again

Feb 11 2010

Australian labour force data surprised on the upside for the fifth consecutive month, adding weight to the view the RBA will lift rates in March.


Where To For AXA, AMP and NAB?

Feb 11 2010

Minc Stockbroking advisor Doug Grant shares his thoughts on the game currently being played out in Australia’s wealth management industry.


Oz Consumers Prepared For Further Rate Hikes

Feb 11 2010

The latest Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment survey shows further rate hikes are expected, but consumers seem prepared.


Brokers Positive On Alumina As Focus Shifts To 2010

Feb 10 2010

Underlying earnings for 2009 were a little below expectations but with the market now looking to 2010, brokers continue to see value in Alumina at current levels.


Oz Consumer Sentiment Down Slightly In February

Feb 10 2010

Despite the RBA surprising the market by leaving interest rates unchanged earlier this month Australian consumer sentiment fell slightly in February.



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