The XJO is expected to open lower this morning following a pullback in the U.S last night. The past four sessions in the U.S before last night, their intraday selling had been met by buying to finish relatively flat. Last night however, the losses stuck and out market will translate this to an open near
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“Cash or card?” Just like millions of Aussies who opted to “bring their phone and no more” on a daily basis, you’ve probably lost count of how much you have tapped your phone or card. According to the Australian Banking Association (ABA), Australia’s shift to digital banking is accelerating, with the number of people leaving
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Dental service organisation Pacific Smiles Group (ASX: PSQ) has received a Determination Letter from Revenue New South Wales concerning the treatment of its Services and Facility Agreements (SFAs) with dentists for payroll tax purposes. The authorities claim that the fees held by dentists in Pacific Smiles’ embrace should face the payroll tax guillotine. Pacific Smiles,
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Is there any industry that still thrives amidst the pandemic, mortgage pressures, inflation and rising cost of living? While setbacks and economic downturns affected almost all business areas during the pandemic, the luxury goods market has oddly been inflation-proof, being one of the fastest industries to bounce back in 2021 to pre-COVID-19 heights as the
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Some of the biggest names in the music industry—Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé—are on tour this year, turning consumer appetite towards nostalgic music consumption forms, including, seemingly, vinyl. In keeping with that, the world’s leading music credits database Jaxsta (ASX: JXT) has unveiled VINYL, an extensive music catalogue featuring over 49,000 vinyl records available
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The XJO is expected to open flat once again this morning. The U.S is tracking sideward with the last four sessions looking very similar – intraday losses have been bought up by the bulls to finish flat. This has given our market very little indication as to which move may be next. Yesterday marked the
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