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Sep
24
2021

As it happened: ASX closes 0.4% lower as miners drag on the bourse

Featured On: The Age

“While the situation with Evergrande continues to remain worrisome, market experts are not anticipating the outcome to be some sort of contagion or as severe as initially feared,” Kalkine chief executive Kunal Sawhney said.

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Sep
23
2021

Five ways small businesses can reap benefits from blockchain technology

Featured On: Busy Continent

Whereas blockchain technology may not be air-tight, it continues to offer some exciting advantages that surpass existing modes of operation traditionally used by businesses.

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Sep
22
2021

As it happened: ASX closes 0.3% higher on energy stocks and miners

Featured On: SMH.com.au

“Evergrande uncertainty and anxiety over the Fed’s decision on bond taper seem to be driving the market sentiment,” chief executive of equities research firm Kalkine, Kunal Sawhney, said.

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Sep
22
2021

ASX Close: Back-to-back gains as miners rebound

Featured On: The Market Herald

"All eyes are now glued to the results of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, due tonight, which is expected to provide clues on the timeline of tapering monetary stimulus," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said.

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Sep
22
2021

ASX Update: Market boosted by Evergrande surprise

Featured On: The Market Herald

"All eyes are now glued to the results of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, due tonight, which is expected to provide clues on the timeline of tapering monetary stimulus," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said.

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Sep
22
2021

Which ASX travel shares have the unique insight amidst tourism recovery?

Featured On: Global Travel Media

Against this backdrop, let us skim through two ASX-listed stocks with structural advantages. What’s interesting is the fact that these travel shares, though they are lesser- known, aren’t just relying on recovery in tourism to boost their fortunes. Read on!Another company not just relying on recovery in tourism to boost their fortune is Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd (ASX: ATL). The Company’s Australian market activity has increased in all regions. Despite the absence of international guests, in periods where domestic borders were open, the Company demonstrated its ability to generate strong domestic demand with domestic revenues significantly exceeding pre-COVID-19 levels.Besides, domestic travel has largely been the saving grace for the aviation industry, with the latest figures showing 2.63 million passengers were carried on Australian domestic commercial aviation compared to just 0.63 million in June 2020. All in all, COVID-19 has continued to disrupt tourism markets around the world, however, the light at the end of the tunnel seems faintly visible as vaccination rates rise.

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