Firms hold back on earnings guidance
Investors are waiting to see how the third quarter US earnings season, that's about to get underway, pans out.
China's outflows may be worse than they look
Goldman Sachs warns that a rising amount of capital is exiting China in yuan rather than in US dollars
Markets Live: Resources help lift ASX
Shares are help up up by miners and energy stocks after crude oil a hit one-year high.
Winners and losers from the plunging pound
Some companies gained as the pound plunged last week as the market keeps a wary eye on Brexit developments.
Rate fears 'exaggerated': Fed's Evans
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank boss Charles Evans reluctantly accepts a December rate hike would be "reasonable" but suggests there is no danger of inflation running out of control.
Markets a 'sure reminder' of 2007
UBS chairman Axel Weber has delivered a stinging rebuke to central bankers' "massive interventions" for forcing investors to take ill-judged...
BoJ may delay hitting inflation goal to 2018
Governor Kuroda gave the clearest signal yet the Bank of Japan may not achieve its 2 per cent inflation target to 2018.
Fine not the end of Deutsche's US woes
From July this year, foreign banks have had to combine all of their US operations under intermediary holding companies.
Special treatment for Deutsche in stress tests
Deutsche's results included the $US4bn proceeds from selling its stake in Chinese lender Hua Xia even though the deal had not been done.
Australia issues first ever 30-year bond
Australia's first ever 30-year bond is expected to attract strong demand from yield starved investors hungry for rates above 3 per cent.
