Thursday 6th November 2008 Cube Morning Wrap
Presented by Michael Hevern Cubefinancial Click here to watch the presentation. or Click here to download the mp3 audio recording (1104Kb). Transcription below:...
View ArticleSuspicious high-interest savings accounts to be investigated
ASIC will be investigating several banks for potentially misleading customers with ads for high interest online accounts, according to a report in The Australian. While the official cash rate is at a...
View ArticleOld Dog New Tricks – Where to now?
Lehmans Brothers Collapse – 12 months on The markets and global economies have staged a remarkable recovery from the dim days of this time last year as the world financial markets stared down the...
View ArticleCautious Christmas optimism from Myer's chief
Myer is expecting a happy Christmas and a happier new year, judging by Bernie Brooks’ comments yesterday. Yesterday the Myer chief executive said the retail industry, slowly recovering from the GFC, is...
View ArticleInterest rates expected to rise today
Economists are expecting the Reserve Bank to lift the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 4% today. Bloomberg cites several contributing factors to what would be the fourth successive...
View ArticleRBA leaves interest rates unchanged
The RBA shocked the market today by leaving benchmark interest rates unchanged at 3.75%. In a statement RBA governor Glenn Steven said: “The global economy is growing, and world GDP is expected to rise...
View ArticleRBA Rate Decision
The RBA is set to decide on interest rates today and on the weight of evidence relating to inflation prospects, rates will be pushed higher. Data out yesterday confirmed that the manufacturing and real...
View ArticleStock Market Analysis: RBA Interest Rate Reprieve
Mortgage holders are breathing a sigh of relief after the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported benign inflation figures, reducing the urgency for another Reserve Bank rate hike. The inflation...
View ArticleWeekly Market Wrap: Investors Left Looking for More
Markets started the week on a positive note, after leaders at the EU summit promised to act to address the eurozone debt crisis. As the week progressed the focus shifted to the European Central Bank...
View ArticleInvesting in 2013 (continued): Part 9 – Stock Trading Tips for All Types of...
Last week we wrote about Investing in 2013 suggesting that 2013 promises to be less challenging than 2012. Given there is still plenty of money on the sidelines and that the RBA cash rate is expected...
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