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ASX Update: Miners drag; Evergrande makes payment
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“Investors seem to be becoming used to the idea of hot inflation,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. “With stocks reaching new highs, investors and traders can brace themselves for wild market swings amid inflationary pressures in the days ahead.”
Read Original Article...Will Australia’s tourism business fall in the next few months?
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Australia has now started to step into international tourism once again after a break of about 18 months. However, there is no fixed plan yet though according to the tourism minister’s statement, international travel would resume for Australia after Christmas.The news of resumption seems all flashy; however, the industry runners know that things are not easy-going. There is a lot of hustle reading vaccine recognition across countries, problems with airlines as many got shut during the pandemic. And, above all, not many people are yet comfortable with international travel because of COVID-19.Thus, the industry runners expect at least a year to get on track again like the pre-pandemic times.Tourism operators are desperately waiting for businesses to pick up steam once again. Many are expecting the federal government to come forward for the tourism industry. The sector needs external assistance, or else further unemployment and losses could be incurred. SOURCE: KALKINE MEDIA
Read Original Article...Gains in financials, BHP lift Australia stocks
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"The major banks are also seen to be harnessing the benefits of a recent uptick in Australian 10-year bond yield, which seems to have increased the attractiveness of the financial stocks,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive of equity research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...ASX Update: Four-week high as optimism grows
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“Concerns loom that rising prices will put upward pressure on the input costs of corporates, which will eventually pass on high prices to consumers,” Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. “Besides, speculations are rife that higher energy prices could trigger demand destruction and cap US economic growth, which might lead to a return of 1970s style ‘stagflation’.”The rise in yields increases pressure on the Reserve Bank to raise official rates sooner than current guidance implies.“Rate hike bets have surged amid a more complex inflation scenario with less transitory elements in advanced economies like the US and New Zealand. Fears loom that the underlying inflationary pressures could build more quickly than currently envisaged in Australia, prompting the RBA to scale back pandemic-era stimulus,” Mr Sawhney said.
Read Original Article...Gains in financials, BHP lift Australia stocks
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"The major banks are also seen to be harnessing the benefits of a recent uptick in Australian 10-year bond yield, which seems to have increased the attractiveness of the financial stocks,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive of equity research firm Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...Gains in financials, BHP lift Australia stocks
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"The major banks are also seen to be harnessing the benefits of a recent uptick in Australian 10-year bond yield, which seems to have increased the attractiveness of the financial stocks,” said Kunal Sawhney, chief executive of equity research firm Kalkine Group.
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