ANZ, Woolies and Macquarie weigh
Local market heavyweights are being hit hard, with miners and banks all languishing in the red.
Local market heavyweights are being hit hard, with miners and banks all languishing in the red.
JP Morgan is worried about the downward trend in earnings revisions and a weaker Aussie dollar.
The ASX is rallying hard but hundreds of millions have been wiped off the aged care sector.
A growing gulf is separating the big four banks as investors shun the heavyweight and flock to ANZ.
As BHP’s shares dip below $20, there are predictions iron ore is set to plunge.
CBA’s outperformance against its chief rivals is set to come to a swift end, Morgan Stanley says.
In a potential world first, an Aussie miner has thrown out the original concept behind dividends.
Wesfarmers and major banks are pulling the local market to its third loss in a row.
The broader market may have cruised through earnings season, but several key insights have been uncovered in the wash.
Wesfarmers and Woolworths took the edge off a rough session for most market heavyweights, while Kerr Neilson has a warning for investors.
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