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Press and Media Mentions
Sep
10
2021
Miners, energy stocks power Australian shares as commodity prices shine
Featured On: The Economic Times
"Optimism returned in the share market after most of the regions in Victoria exited shutdowns, fuelling hopes of a revival in business activity and speculations are rife that Sydney and Melbourne may also emerge out of extended lockdowns in the coming weeks,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said.
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10
2021
Miners, energy stocks power Australian shares as commodity prices shine
Featured On: Market Screener
"Optimism returned in the share market after most of the regions in Victoria exited shutdowns, fuelling hopes of a revival in business activity and speculations are rife that Sydney and Melbourne may also emerge out of extended lockdowns in the coming weeks,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said.
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10
2021
XEJ Miners, energy stocks power Australian shares as commodity prices shine
Featured On: Hotcopper
"Optimism returned in the share market after most of the regions in Victoria exited shutdowns, fuelling hopes of a revival in business activity and speculations are rife that Sydney and Melbourne may also emerge out of extended lockdowns in the coming weeks,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said.
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10
2021
As it happened: ASX gains 0.5% as miners lift the market
Featured On: The Age
Kalkine chief executive Kunal Sawhney noted that the local market was buoyed by a strengthening gold price at the end of the week, with the price up 0.46 per cent to $US1,802 per ounce.
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10
2021
As it happened: ASX gains 0.5% as miners lift the market
Featured On: Brisbane Times
Kalkine chief executive Kunal Sawhney noted that the local market was buoyed by a strengthening gold price at the end of the week, with the price up 0.46 per cent to $US1,802 per ounce.
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09
2021
Op-Ed: What lies ahead for Australia’s red-hot property market?
Featured On: Accom News
Over the past year, housing prices across Australia have taken a leap not seen since 1989, exacerbating an already dry supply of housing. Meanwhile, record-low interest rates have offset the loss in consumer sentiment developed due to the sky-high prices, keeping buyers cocooned in the market.
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