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Detroit's Big Week
DEC 2, 2008 08:31 - Article Views: 314
Another crucial week for the world car industry.
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Midday Market Roundup 01/12/08
DEC 1, 2008 12:06 - Article Views: 267
The market is down 77 after being down 94 at worst following a solid rise of 1.17% in the US Friday – albeit on lower volumes. Underperforming the 15 point rise predicted by the SFE Futures this morning. Resources down 2.2% - BHP and RIO down 3.8% and 5.7%. Financials down 2.6% with the major banks all down. Industrials down 2.9%.
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Markets: Good Week, Now…?
DEC 1, 2008 08:38 - Article Views: 497
US and European stock markets will be looking for more gains in coming days after the strongest bounce for weeks last week.
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Bad News From Japan/China/Europe
DEC 1, 2008 08:36 - Article Views: 435
Global recession moved closer on Friday after some poor figures from Japan and Europe, while more gloom percolated out of China.
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Commodities: No Opec Cut, Oil To Be Volatile
DEC 1, 2008 08:34 - Article Views: 355
Oil will dominate interest this week in commodity markets, even after OPEC members delayed a decision on whether to cut production again this year.
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Grains, Airlines
DEC 1, 2008 08:33 - Article Views: 549
Grain companies, AWB and ABB Grain have confirmed they are in merger discussions.
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DIARY
DEC 1, 2008 08:30 - Article Views: 231
Interest rates will again be the focus in the week ahead with reductions expected (slashes more like it) in Australia, the UK, Europe and New Zealand.
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Midday Market Roundup 28/11/08
NOV 28, 2008 11:16 - Article Views: 382
Our market is up 92 - outperforming the 32 point rise the SFE Futures predicted. The US market was closed for Thanksgiving Day. We have received a strong lead from the European markets – Resources outperforming thanks mainly to BHP and RIO jumping 5.9% and 7.0% respectively. Metal stocks all up. Energy stocks doing well despite the slight fall in the oil price overnight. Financials flat and the main banks mostly down.
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China/Japan Slumping
NOV 28, 2008 08:19 - Article Views: 493
All those people who still believe Australia won't dip into recession in 2009, as the IMF, OECD, Federal Treasury and Reserve Bank, should think again.
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