Daily FNArena News

Having resigned FY21 to being a year of transition, brokers want to see several periods of stable operations at the new WALA plant before contemplating a re-rating for Incitec Pivot

Liberty Financial has bright prospects, amid a rebound in mortgage lending and more concentrated areas of risk, even if credit conditions tighten again

Aristocrat Leisure has flagged a surge in net profit in the first half, benefiting from increased attendance at casinos as alternative entertainment options remain limited

Chinese target Treasury Wine Estates has not had a good few months but technically the signs are positive, notes Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities.

Xero is at a fork in the road, needing to reinvest to stay ahead of a competitive software market while also managing investor expectations

Property sales and resurgent building activity are the keys to CSR, reflected in healthy FY21 results and strong dividends

While brokers have revised their forecasts in line with GrainCorp’s updated guidance, they believe there still is further upside if seasonal conditions remain favourable

FNArena’s Monitor keeps track of corporate earnings result releases, including broker views, ratings and target price changes and beat/miss assessments

Portfolio managers from Janus Henderson and T. Rowe Price provide their views on the US inflation spike and implications for Australia

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. Amidst divergent views on Nanosonics, Bell Potter has identified the company as a primary victim of global covid restrictions and delays