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The monthly TD Securities-Melbourne Institute Inflation Gauge suggests there’s no sign of resurgent inflation in Australia.

Weekly musings from your editor. Why the Chinese are unable to break the Big Three’s control over the iron ore market.

Yet again analysts question Woolies’ capacity to keep blowing the market away.

Super Cheap delivered a quality result according to securities analysts. Their broadly positive view remains in place.

The profit result from insurance broker Austbrokers was high quality according to analysts and with more of the same expected in coming years it scores a perfect four-for-four in Buy ratings.

Economists are lifting their estimates for next week’s Q2 GDP growth data, while noting the RBA must be paying attention.

Six out of ten brokers see growth potential in the dull but safe Transurban toll road trade.

Goodman Fielder’s profit was a little better than the market had expected and with costs and margins trending in the right direction the outlook continues to improve.

Steel industry researcher MEPS believes the tide has definitely turned for all kinds of steel products.

The market had been expecting a decline of around 3% but Australian construction activity for the June quarter fell just 0.1%.