US reporting season continues and should attract most investor attention in what is a relatively quiet week in terms of economic data releases.
One US bank analysts suggests loan losses will exceed those of the Great Depression. Not all agree. Australia, nevertheless, should take note.
Weekly musings from your editor. A share market bottom in the September quarter?
It is a shorter trading week next week due to Easter but there remains a number of data releases to keep investors informed.
Greg Peel responds to a reader question which is an FAQ and goes to the very fundamental basis of stock markets.
History shows April is usually a cracker month for the Australian stock market.
As industrial production collapses in Europe, the ECB’s reluctance to follow the UK and US down the quantitative easing path is forcing some hard decisions.
Weekly musings by your editor. It’s getting topsy turvy out there and investors better pay attention.
At the last G20 meeting, leaders pledged to collectively do everything it takes to save the world. Ahead of the next one, cracks are appearing in the coalition.
The latest Russell Investments survey of fund managers shows almost 60% of managers view Australian equities as undervalued at present.