A2M : $9.00  
AFI : $7.09  
AGL : $9.37  
AIA : $7.05  
ALD : $24.61  
ALL : $30.36  
ALQ : $9.92  
ALX : $5.54  
AMC : $14.25  
AMP : $1.48  
ANN : $36.04  
ANZ : $26.17  
APT : $119.52  
ARG : $8.36  
AST : $1.66  
ASX : $67.60  
AWC : $1.62  
AZJ : $3.82  
BEN : $9.79  
BHP : $49.13  
BLD : $5.19  
BOQ : $8.76  
BPT : $1.66  
BRG : $27.94  
BSL : $16.75  
BXB : $9.90  
CAR : $18.78  
CBA : $81.56  
CCL : $13.40  
CGF : $6.46  
CIM : $21.43  
COH : $211.41  
COL : $15.33  
CPU : $13.26  
CSL : $262.59  
CWN : $9.94  
CWY : $2.19  
DMP : $90.25  
DOW : $5.14  
EVN : $4.20  
FBU : $6.02  
FLT : $16.64  
FMG : $24.11  
FPH : $27.02  
HVN : $5.26  
IAG : $4.99  
IEL : $27.27  
IFT : $6.95  
IGO : $7.05  
IPL : $2.64  
JBH : $43.45  
JHX : $36.49  
LYC : $5.94  
MCY : $5.55  
MEZ : $5.34  
MFG : $43.68  
MIN : $38.34  
MPL : $2.77  
MQG : $142.48  
NAB : $24.64  
NCM : $24.64  
NEC : $2.89  
NIC : $1.38  
NST : $10.14  
NWL : $14.00  
NXT : $11.26  
ORG : $4.51  
ORI : $12.58  
OSH : $4.23  
OZL : $22.44  
PME : $44.07  
QAN : $4.98  
QBE : $9.29  
QUB : $3.07  
REA : $136.88  
REH : $16.23  
RHC : $66.00  
RIO : $127.19  
RMD : $24.56  
S32 : $2.77  
SEK : $25.79  
SGR : $3.68  
SHL : $31.93  
SOL : $29.77  
SPK : $4.30  
STO : $7.26  
SUN : $9.94  
SVW : $21.72  
TAH : $4.45  
TLS : $3.09  
TPG : $6.80  
TWE : $10.92  
WBC : $23.82  
WES : $49.24  
WOR : $11.08  
WOW : $39.40  
WPL : $24.57  
WTC : $27.36  
XRO : $118.43  
Z1P : $10.32  

LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS

Federal Budget 2019 - Overview

The Government’s economic plan and this Budget are building a stronger economy and securing a better future for all Australians. This Budget and our economic plan are: Returning the budget to surplus Delivering more jobs Providing lower taxes Guaranteeing essential services like Medicare, schools, hospitals and roads

The following video outlines Australia's plan for a bright and robust future for all Australians.

           

 

Source: www.budget.gov.au

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Political shenanigan in an election year will ensure no enonomic recovery in the US until 2013 | Europe will unwillingly accept its economic reality, Eurozone will face structural change as peripheral countries finally default leaving bond markets in chaos | China will move to slow its economy to avert economic meltdown as export-led recovery fails to materialize. This will impact the resources boom in Australia, lead to higher unemployment and potential recession spurred by weak manufacturing and retail