The timing of a Fed exit is the new hot topic on Wall Street, yet stocks closed flat last night. Dow down 26. (Accessible only for subscribers before 10:15 AEST)
Yield-hungry shareholders are angry at Rio for not providing hand-outs, but management insists a pared back growth strategy is the right path for now.
Wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.
Commodity prices remain weak and base metal surpluses are expected, while a resilient oil price puts the spotlight on mid cap oil stocks.
No one’s entirely sure why, but last night the US dollar exploded through 100 yen and sent all other currencies, including the Aussie, tumbling. Dow down 22. (Accessible only for subscribers before 10:15 AEST)
Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin suggests price and inventory moves provide clues China is looking to rebuild copper stocks.
Wall Street opened lower but traded higher last night while yesterday’s Chinese trade data have drawn scepticism. (Accessible only for subscribers before 10:15 AEST)
The Dow closed above 15,000 for the first time ever last night on an 87 point gain, while the RBA rate cut was the talk of the town. (Accessible only for subscribers before 10:15 AEST)
Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report argues the value case for BHP at these levels.
Wrap of events affecting the market on Friday night and the weekend and a preview of the week ahead.