Daily FNArena News

Craig Parker of Moat Capital suggests the ASX200 will likely see a pullback before the next run at 6000.

Bank of Queensland has flagged a more positive outlook for the second half but brokers believe this will not be without challenges.

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Will Telstra need to cut its dividend? Brokers have asked this question for some time now and several revisit the prospect.

The Chartist suggests JB Hi-Fi is presenting a buying opportunity.

Waste business Tox Free Solutions will cease to service the Chevron Australia operations on Barrow Island at the end of FY17 and brokers are uncertain as to whether the company’s earnings trajectory has troughed.

Syrah Resources is progressing its graphite business, signing a non-binding MoU with BTR New Energy Materials.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Cyclone Debbie looms; Chinese coal policy; Steel strength; iron ore outlook; oil’s impact on commodities; platinum issues.

2016 saw the lowest Australian wages growth in the history of recorded data. Commonwealth Bank modelling suggests a return to normal is still some way off.

Brokers have returned from a tour of copper-gold mine Ernest Henry buoyed by Evolution Mining’s purchase of a stake in a well-run asset with long-term opportunities.