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China to drive resources in face of weaker growth: Ausbil

China is seeing an acceleration in growth forecasts which will filter through to higher demand for commodities, managers say.

Ishan Dan | 2nd Sep 2022 | More
Rising lithium demand powers Australian miners

Australian miners are set to reap the benefits of rising demand for lithium, with some analysts upgrading earnings for listed companies.

Nicki Bourlioufas | 2nd Sep 2022 | More
BHP primed for earnings storm

While the environment will likely get more difficult, low-cost operators like BHP are well positioned.

Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 23rd Aug 2022 | More
  • Sri Lanka in trouble under a mountain of debt and no-one to help

    Sri Lanka is in trouble. A state of emergency has been called after chaos hit the streets of Colombo. Anti-government protestors stormed into Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe’s office hours after he was named as acting president. In response, the Sri Lankan PM has advised the military to “do whatever is necessary” to restore order.

    Ishan Dan | 5th Aug 2022 | More
    Why China A-shares are standing out once again

    China is tipped to be the largest economy in the world, yet most client portfolios contain little to no exposure to China A-Shares. While the ease of access has often been cited as one of the reasons for the omission, there are a number of managed funds and ETFs that cover this growing asset class that can easily be implemented.

    Ishan Dan | 15th Jul 2022 | More
    ASX retreats, Afterpay and Zip rise again

    ASX claws back, energy hit, IT takeover rally spreads The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) spent most of the day clawing back from early losses, ultimately finishing down just 0.2% despite a weak lead from the US market. The story was similar to yesterday with 8 of the 11 sectors down but technology continuing to drive performance, up…

    The Inside Investor | 3rd Aug 2021 | More
  • ASX sags, but July marks 10th straight monthly gain

    Rough finish to a flat week, materials hit more records, NAB’s buyback The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) finished 0.3% lower on Friday, ending the week down just 0.02%. Behind the stagnant market was a growing level of divergence between industry performances. Materials and mining continued to power ahead behind record results and all-time highs for Fortescue Metals Group…

    The Inside Investor | 1st Aug 2021 | More
    ASX sags 0.7% as RBA starts road to tightening

    ASX sinks, RBA’s taper tantrum, Lew hits Myer again The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) closed around its lows on a busy Tuesday with the long-awaited monetary policy decision released at 2pm sending the market into negative territory. Every sector barring energy, which is benefitting from an OPEC impasse, finished lower with bond proxies including communications and healthcare…

    The Inside Investor | 6th Jul 2021 | More
  • This cohort is set to take over the Baby Boomer mantle

    VanEck’s Vectors China New Economy ETF (ASX: CNEW) has been among the top performers in recent months. It takes investing to a whole new level by investing in companies with the best growth prospects tied to a specific demographic. Russell Chesler, head of investments at VanEck, recently presented “ETFs and the next generation” to advisers….

    Ishan Dan | 28th Jun 2021 | More
    ASX brushes aside COVID worries to hit new high

    ASX trades off high, retail sales higher, Wesfarmers flags tough comparables   The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) finished at an all-time high, adding 0.6% on Thursday as the energy sector continued to rally. The energy sector was 3.3% higher along with utilities, up 2% again, whilst consumer discretionary was the only detractor, falling 1.1%. Worley Ltd (ASX: WOR), which…

    The Inside Investor | 3rd Jun 2021 | More