The 2025 Australian Federal Budget, was delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers overnight with the focus definitely high on trigger issues for election “sound-bites”, but as per usual in politics these days, low on significant policy and reform.
The budget its unlikely to be significant for the index, but given the current economic landscape and government’s re-election ambitions and Trump upsetting the apple cart on global trade, this budget could potentially be significant for some ASX listed companies
Wisetech investors find themselves in a situation they have rarely encountered before, are they comfortable with the boardroom becoming the Throne room?
Week 2 of ASX Reporting Season: Key Companies to Watch
The second week of the February 2025 ASX earnings season (10–14 February) features a mix of industrial heavyweights and consumer-focused giants. Here’s what investors should keep an eye on:
XJO rally resumes, commodities and financials strong. Rinehart with joint bid for Azure Minerals
ASX lower as rally stalls. ABC and LNK both get takeover bids. NEU with great P2 results
ASX rallies past August highs. Uranium stocks lift, led by PDN and BOE. Lithium short squeeze continues
A steady flow of ASX listed company earnings is due this week
Who will shine and who will disappoint?
MPC Markets favourites to outperform this ASX earnings season
Confession season is upon us!
A steady flow of ASX listed company earnings is due this week
Who will shine and who will disappoint?
ASX experiences a mixed day as energy stocks rise, contrasting losses in the materials sector, amid dynamic brokerage activity and notable company value adjustments.
ASX flatlines as investors balance China’s stimulus against tech downturn, with TSMC’s bleak outlook exacerbating concerns amidst muted miner growth and emerging bank profit-taking.
