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What to Watch - Week of 7 July 2025

Markets were relatively calm last week, with geopolitical tensions taking a back seat and strong US payroll data reinforcing the Fed’s patient stance on rates. In Australia, attention turns to the upcoming RBA meeting, where a potential 25bp rate cut is in focus. Globally, trade talks, inflation data, and central bank decisions remain key drivers to watch. Read on for more.
08 July 2025 4 min read

WAR… what is it good for?

Henry Jennings from Marcus Today says Australia is woefully underprepared for 21st-century warfare. Things have changed, and it’s all about drone warfare. Here he highlights two stocks that are benefiting from the ‘drone age’.
01 July 2025 3 min read

Expensive ASX star looks vulnerable to slowing sales growth

As Cochlear’s biggest market segment matures, Morningstar says the company is starting to look elsewhere for growth however group sales are expected to moderate due to headwinds in the adult market.
30 June 2025 2 min read

Palantir stock has surged, but some see growing reputational Risks

US listed shares of Palantir have roared 80% in 2025, however Morningstar warns there could be some growing reputational risks amid new reports that question its work for the US government.
30 June 2025 3 min read

Do foreign banks expose CBA’s extreme valuation?

In this edition of Stock Showdown, Morningstar looks at how Commonwealth Bank (ASX: CBA) compares to a few domestic and international peers on quality and valuation.
30 June 2025 4 min read

Why US-shy investors are packing their bags for Europe

Increased fiscal spending, positive consumer sentiment, and long-term structural changes mean more investors are turning to European equities as US markets remain volatile.
30 June 2025 3 min read

What will disrupt the disruptors?

Is Google’s Gemini disrupting Google? Loftus Peak’s Alex Pollak may have a ready answer.
30 June 2025 4 min read

oOh!media (OML) – oOh! la la

Maple-Brown Abbott says oOh!media is benefiting from the structural industry shift to Out-of-Home (OOH), cyclical upswing combined with an operational turnaround.
30 June 2025 4 min read

Stop kidding yourself: Nobody can “time the market”

While traders believe they can foresee short-term price movements, Chris Leithner from Leithner & Company says they’ve instead been fooled by randomness, that’s why they lose – and investors win.
29 June 2025 5 min read

What to Watch - Week of 30 June 2025

Kicking it off here at home, focus again will be on the consumer this week ahead of Retail Sales (Weds) and Household Spending data (Fri) hitting the wires. Globally, a shortened trading week in the U.S. will see payrolls pulled forward to Thursday, and Congress will be in the spotlight with President Trump’s July 4 deadline to pass the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ looking like a challenge. Here’s your week ahead.
29 June 2025 2 min read

Are V-shaped market recoveries becoming more frequent?

April’s sharp rebound may feel familiar, but are V-shaped recoveries really more common in the post-COVID world? Man AHL has taken a look at market history, which could suggest otherwise and hints that a common bias might be skewing perceptions.
25 June 2025 3 min read

CPI Indicator lower than expected as travel prices reverse last month’s rise

Local inflation figures slowed more than expected in May with the closely watched core measure hitting a three-and-a-half year low, as travel prices and petrol dip. Overall, NAB says core measures remain mostly benign, keeping the RBA on track to cut rates in July. Swaps now imply a 90% probability the Australian central bank will cut rates by a quarter-point on July 8. Read the full report here.
25 June 2025 3 min read

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