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The Week Ahead

15 Mar 24. It’s a huge week for central bank policymakers with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and US Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting and handing down monetary policy decisions. 

State of the States

29 Jan 24. South Australia has climbed to the top spot in the State of the States’ economic performance rankings for the first time in the survey’s history. Find out how other states and territories are faring.  

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Dividend payments set to ramp up

15 Mar 2024

In the coming week, dividend pay-outs to investors start to ramp up. Dividends issued by S&P/ASX 200-listed companies total almost $1.7 billion in the coming week, and a phenomenal $18.8 billion in the week starting March 25 and then a further $9 billion over the following three weeks.

Reporting Season Wrap: ASX 200 hits record high despite lower profits

04 Mar 2024

Market Analyst Steven Daghlian wraps up the half year profit reporting season, covering key takeaways, highlights and themes from some of the ASX’s major sectors and stocks.

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Woodside Energy Group (WDS) CEO, Meg O'Neill

28 Feb 2024

Woodside Energy Group (WDS) CEO, Meg O'Neill speaks with Tom Piotrowski about the company’s full year results, its dividend policy, how the company is managing the energy transition, its strategic relationships with its Japanese partners and more. 

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Pilbara Minerals Half Year Result: Lithium price slump drives profits lower

22 Feb 2024

Pilbara Minerals (PLS) – one of the world’s largest lithium producers – posted a significant decline in both revenue and profit as demand for the battery making ingredient drops sharply.

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Investing in international shares

31 May 2023

In terms of investment returns, it is always important to remember that the Australian sharemarket represents less than 2 per cent of the value of the global market. So there is a wider range of investment opportunities that investors could be tapped into. Investing in international shares can be a great way to diversify your portfolio and potentially improve your long-term investment returns. 

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