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LNG giants make last ditch concessions to avert export controls

A consortium of major gas exporters in Queensland has offered to cut purchases of gas from local suppliers and trim LNG shipments in a last-minute bid to head off more onerous obligations to supply the domestic market being considered by the Albanese government. The concessions offered by Santos’ GLNG venture… Read More »LNG giants make last ditch concessions to avert export controls

Climate investors bet on $40m home electrification start-up

Ecotone Partners’ The Planet Fund, a climate-focused fund backed by Robyn Denholm’s Wollemi Capital and the Milgrom’s family office, has bet on a start-up that is seeking to electrify Australian households. The Planet Fund has put up half of Electric Futures’ $10 million debt and equity raise, in a funding… Read More »Climate investors bet on $40m home electrification start-up

S&P 500 closes higher, notching four-day win streak and nearing record after light inflation reading

The S&P 500 edged higher on Friday, securing its fourth straight winning day, as traders digested inflation data that could provide further incentive for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates next week The broad market index closed 0.19% higher at 6,870.40, putting the index about 0.7% off its intraday record. Friday… Read More »S&P 500 closes higher, notching four-day win streak and nearing record after light inflation reading

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Microsoft, Netflix, Marvell Technology, GitLab & more

Check out the companies making the biggest moves midday: Genius Sports — The sports analytics company jumped 8% after setting lofty 2028 targets at its investor day. Genius sees “group revenue” totaling $1.2 billion by then, along with free cash flow of $220 million. Netflix — Shares declined 5% as investors waited… Read More »Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Microsoft, Netflix, Marvell Technology, GitLab & more

It took just three hours for the RBA’s big problem to be exposed

It’s easy to dismiss Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock’s regular appearances before Senate estimates as political point-scoring exercises, mainly because they are. But inadvertently, the questions in Wednesday morning’s session, which came just ahead of the release of the September quarter GDP numbers at 11.30am, did underscore the… Read More »It took just three hours for the RBA’s big problem to be exposed

There are still cheap, quality stocks out there. Here’s where to look

Amid mounting fears of an artificial intelligence-led bubble, many investors feel trapped between the optimists who say high valuations for stock prices make sense because AI is the biggest tech revolution ever, and the pessimists who say this time is no different and any bubble eventually deflates. The trap feels… Read More »There are still cheap, quality stocks out there. Here’s where to look