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Russia faces first foreign debt default since Bolshevik revolution
Unrelenting financial sanctions imposed by the West have left Russia seemingly unable to make its foreign debt repayments in the correct currencies, forcing the country into ‘selective default’.
Inflation fallout creates knock-on chaos for small businesses
Rampant inflation has already left Australia’s construction sector with fresh cost anxieties, but the increasing prices have created a sizeable secondary problem: rising theft rates.
Far East Gold more than doubles gold vein system length
Australian explorer Far East Gold has identified a further 2,600 metres of vein systems – including some bonanza-grade gold and copper deposits – in Indonesia.
Bunny, bunny, bunny: How much Aussies will spend this Easter
Australians are set to spend billions over the long weekend, taking full advantage of open borders and reduced COVID restrictions.
Rising insurance costs good news for underwriter Ensurance
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In December 2021, Joseph Constable, from HGL Limited, selected Ensurance Limited as one of his three favourite stocks, noting that changes in…
Why the belated reopening for health care may represent a growth opportunity
Another Reserve Bank board meeting, another decision to hold the cash rate at 0.10%.
Note from the MD: RBA holds fire yet again – but inflation tipped to climb further
Another Reserve Bank board meeting, another decision to hold the cash rate at 0.10%.
Unlisted property trusts swell ahead of Reserve Bank rate rises
The unlisted property market has seen a flurry of activity as investors prepare for higher interest rates, according to Registry Direct CEO Steuart Roe.
‘Always a company winning’: Microcaps in uncertain markets
The breadth and depth of Australia’s vibrant small and microcap sector means investors always have promising investment opportunities, according to Yarra Capital Management’s Joel Fleming.
Star power: Feng shui brokerages draw ire of Chinese regulators
Star-crossed stock brokers in China have been told to stop using ‘feng shui’ to predict market trends after the market regulator issued a stern warning against the practice.
‘Exciting clinical and commercial opportunity’: Prescient
Australian biotechnology company Prescient Therapeutics is enrolling up to 12 new patients for the next round of trials on its target therapy PTX-100 for blood cancers.
Aussies ‘$32,000 worse off each’ under Budget, warns Chalmers
Australia faces “four more decades of debt” under the current Budget settings, Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers said in a scathing National Press Club address on Tuesday.
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