Daily FNArena News

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests car accessory distributor Bapcor could dip to an attractive entry point following a solid run.

Incitec Pivot is confident in the FY19 outlook for fertiliser prices while demand for explosives in quarry & construction is robust.

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

The severe drought on Australia’s east coast augurs poorly for Graincorp over FY19 but the company has surprised brokers with an upgrade to its FY18 earnings guidance.

Craig Parker of Moat Capital believes the pullback for the ASX200 is healthy and could open the way for a new high.

The outlook for the A-REIT sector is relatively benign, as brokers note portfolio fundamentals are healthy and gearing is generally low. The favoured segment is office while headwinds continue for retail.

AXA Investment Managers’ Mark Tinker explains why trade war tensions alone do not explain current issues facing emerging markets, with a word or two about Australia.

WA gold miner is hoping to leverage the expertise it has gained in revitalising operations at Jundee by extending life of Alaska’s Pogo mine.

Software company Citadel Group beat most estimates in FY18 and has reiterated a goal for growth of 15% in operating earnings going forward.

Online business continues to advance rapidly and this is driving heightened expenditure as retailers adapt. Meanwhile, housing-related headwinds persist for the consumer sector.