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Recession versus “goldilocks” – five reasons why we could still avoid recession

Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses the possibility of a recession. Key pointsRapid monetary tightening points to a high risk of recession and, given lags in the way it impacts the economy, just because it hasn’t happened yet does not mean it won’t.However, a combination of falling inflation, […]

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ASX closes 0.37% higher after big banks report strong earnings

Despite a session marked by mixed performance, the Australian stock market managed to close higher. This was largely attributed to the significant contributions from the nation’s major banks. The S&P/ASX 200 index concluded the day with a 0.37% increase, rising by 25.4 points to reach 7336.5. Similarly, the All Ordinaries index also experienced a comparable

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China faces deflation

The world’s second biggest economy slid deeper into deflation last month, with no immediate sign of how it can escape this price vice without a massive spending campaign. Consumer prices contracted for the first time in more than two years (since the pandemic), as the government of President for Life, Xi Jinping, struggles to revive

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TPG’s successful bid: Invocare agrees to $1.8 billion buyout offer after months of negotiations

Private equity group TPG has achieved a significant breakthrough, securing the agreement of funerals group InvoCare for a buyout deal, marking the end of a five-month pursuit. Today, InvoCare (ASX:IVC) announced its acceptance of a $1.8 billion acquisition offer from TPG, which will provide $2.70 per share, a departure from the initial pitch of $12.65,

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Forecasting the future: Will US electricity demand triple by 2045?

In the realm of predictions, the future remains uncertain, yet that didn’t deter Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, from making a rather striking forecast recently. Musk predicted that the demand for electricity in the United States would triple by around 2045, largely due to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.  This projection

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Stocks of the Hour: Next Science, Talon Energy, Syrah Resources

Next Science (ASX:NXS) has released the findings of a pilot study for their advanced surgical irrigation solution, XPERIENCE™, which demonstrated 54 per cent lower inflammation within 14 days compared to the common reference standard. In response, leading surgeon Dr. Andrew B. Wickline commented, “The results of the study are extremely pleasing as it appears we

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ASX up 0.2% as oil reaches highest level since April

Oil prices steadied in Asia, having reached their highest level since mid-April due to concerns about the Ukraine-Russia conflict escalation, while awaiting US crude stockpile data. West Texas Intermediate hovered around $83 per barrel following a 1.2% increase on Tuesday, with reports of a possible 4.07 million barrel expansion in inventories, potentially the first gain

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CBA announces record dividend of $2.40 per share amidst stellar financial performance

In an impressive display of financial prowess, the Commonwealth Bank (ASX:CBA) has revealed a remarkable achievement that is certain to delight its shareholders. The country’s largest bank has announced a record-breaking final dividend of $2.40 per share, following its exceptional cash earnings of $10.16 billion for the financial year ending in June. This extraordinary financial

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