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Equity markets are pricing a continuation of the status quo, with technology and perceived growth continuing to dominate investor attention.

The daily Match Out for Thursday 7 September 2023 with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

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In this wire, Marcus Today's Henry Jennings shares his views on Mineral Resources and Pilbara Mineral's latest results.

The neutral rate of interest appears to be rising as households spend more and save less, while business investment levels rise. This will impact borrowing costs,...

A default has been averted at one of China's largest property developers. But what now?

In this episode of Quay’s podcast, Co-Principal and Portfolio Manager, Justin Blaess, speaks about the impact of high rates on REITs (less of an issue than most...

Orora is not exactly shy about pursuing acquisitions. But will this one sit well with shareholders?

Despite NVIDIA soaring around 240% in 2023, Griffin argues the stock is cheaper than it's been in a year.

The 2023 Australian economic landscape has been characterised by surging interest rates and mounting pressures on the cost of living, and fluctuations across markets...

Who let the dogs out...

While climate change remains a threat, rapid advancements in technology can play an important role in tackling this challenge.

Experienced investors told us they enjoy researching companies and turning insights into trading decisions.  As Livewire Live’s 2023 principal sponsor, Bell Direct is...

Morgan Stanley released its Post-result and FY24 Outlook for Australian Healthcare with a number of changes.

The daily Match Out for Wednesday 6 September with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

Strong unit labour costs risk delaying the return of inflation to the 2-3% target band

Get up to date on overnight market activity and the big events for the day.

Platinum's Dr Bianca Ogden shares the big tech trends transforming healthcare and companies she likes

Buckle up for a scathing critique from researcher Dimitri Burshtein