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Craig Parker of Moat Capital warns the uptrend for the ASX200 remains intact but Wall Street is looking less certain.

Payment provider Afterpay Touch has steamed into the US, with stellar growth in sales similar to that experienced when the business started up in Australia.

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

Brokers agree WorleyParsons is well placed to capture a large slice of work in global resources engineering but some concerns linger over the outlook for oil & gas.

The global shipping industry is about to be disrupted, with implications for global exports, and prices.

How many more RBA rate cuts ahead? Opinions vary, but it will all depend on a fall in unemployment and subsequent rise in inflation.

Will China’s self-sufficiency action plan for infant milk formula have a detrimental impact on imports?

The Chartist expects iron ore to pullback from short-term overbought conditions but the trend remains to the upside.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report has suggestions as to how to position for the US-China trade war.

Appen has upgraded earnings guidance and indicated a solid order book exists for 2019.