Earnings season
- Opinion
- Sharemarket
What AI bubble? Nvidia hits it out of the park
In one stroke, its chief executive Jensen Huang just delivered an earnings masterclass, gagged the legion of AI detractors and put some life back into global equity markets.
- Elizabeth Knight
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- Opinion
- AI
The moment you will be able to hear a pin drop in global markets
The world is set to watch the most consequential announcement in sharemarkets this year. Not even the Federal Reserve’s rate decision in December will match it.
- Elizabeth Knight
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- Commonwealth Bank
Billions wiped off CBA as margins feel the squeeze
Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn says there’s been an increase in competition for wealthier customers with bigger loans.
- Clancy Yeates
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- ANZ Bank
ANZ boss vows to reignite mortgage growth as market share slides
ANZ’s boss says its growth in mortgages was being held back by staff shortages and a past decision not to participate a government scheme for first home buyers.
- Clancy Yeates
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- Macquarie Group
Macquarie to sustain mortgage offensive; Shares plunge on profit miss
The group has signalled it will continue to attack the big four banks’ home loan heartland, but its overall results disappointed the market.
- Clancy Yeates
- Updated
- National Australia Bank
Government needs to get its skates on to lower power costs: NAB boss
The boss of the country’s biggest business bank has urged governments to greenlight gas and renewable projects more quickly to help address energy costs.
- Clancy Yeates
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- Westpac Banking Corporation
Westpac boss says no rate cuts until May
While some predict a long period of stability for Australian interest rates, banking giant Westpac believe cuts in the cash rate are still warranted.
- Clancy Yeates
Banking giants to pocket $30b in profit as lending ramps up
CBA’s share price surge was the big story for bank investors earlier this year, but in the last six months the other three majors have outperformed their larger rival.
- Clancy Yeates
‘We’ve only just reset’: Myer’s appeal to youth flounders as profits sink
Customers and investors alike have punished Myer for its year of middling sales, higher costs and competition, and an ongoing robot warehouse bungle.
- Jessica Yun
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- Aviation
‘Seat densification’: Virgin’s discipline pays off as full-year earnings climb
The airline plans to put more seats on some of its planes as part of a wider push to increase efficiency and boost revenue.
- Chris Zappone
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