Fundies see silver lining to taper tantrum
The end of cheap credit will cause major shifts in investor behaviour, undoing some of the habits learnt over a decade of central bank largesse.
Analysts trim commodity forecasts
A number of agencies have downgraded their forecasts on key Australian commodity exports, potentially posing problems for Australia's listed resource exporters.
US rate hikes back on the radar
Investor sentiment has been stoked by expectations that the Federal Reserve will lift rates again by the end of the year.
How too much pessimism can cost you money
Investors who get carried away with gloomy forecasts can miss out on promising opportunities, says Bennelong Australian Equity Partners' Julian Beaumont.
Euronext has a giant war chest
The world's biggest exchanges are still looking to consolidate.
US stocks rebound, bonds fall
US stocks rebounded from the biggest selloff since May after strong hiring data bolstered confidence in the American economy.
US economy adds 222,000 jobs
US job growth surged more than expected in June, potentially bolstering the case for a third interest rate hike this year.
Profit from future megatrends
Long-term thinking isn't just for the big guys. Retail investors should have an eye on tomorrow too.
Insider trading charges on Vitaco 'likely'
Some of the six insider trading suspects who will examined by the federal police are "likely" to be charged.
Time for investors to go back to basics
Should investors stay in the market and await the last hurrah? Economic data holds the key.
