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Glenn Dyer

Glenn Dyer has been a finance journalist and TV producer for more than 40 years. He has worked at Maxwell Newton Publications, Queensland Newspapers, AAP, The Australian Financial Review, The Nine Network and Crikey.

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As the chinese economy goes, so goes copper

10 Sep 2022 - With the weakness in the Chinese economy confirmed this month in poor activity surveys for manufacturing and services, as well as a sharp slowing in the pace of expor…

Gonneville a seemingly bottomless well for Chalice

10 Sep 2022 - There’s growing evidence of a major extension of Chalice Mining’s (ASX:CHN) already rich and large nickel, copper, platinum, gold and cobalt Gonneville discovery at J…

Renewed confidence for Vale away from iron ore

10 Sep 2022 - We’re used to hearing forecasts, results and updates from Brazil’s Vale about its iron ore business – one of the top three in the world along with Rio Tinto and BHP.

Dovish RBA talk eases investors' troubled minds

09 Sep 2022 - The ASX bounced yesterday after Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe hinted that future interest rate rises from the central bank will be smaller and slower in coming.

ACCC finally clears Link bid with one proviso

09 Sep 2022 - The ACCC says it will not oppose the proposed $2.5 billion takeover of Link Administration Holdings (ASX:LNK) by Canada’s Dye & Durham Corporation, after accepting a …

The Govt giveth and the Govt taketh away

09 Sep 2022 - The imminent ending of the temporary cut to fuel excise comes with global oil prices well below the level they were on March 29, when former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg…

Better times brewing for United Malt

08 Sep 2022 - At last some good news for shareholders in United Malt Group (ASX:UMG) – instead of downgrades and gloom about overseas crops and the impact of the Russian invasion o…

Metcash meeting every challenge

08 Sep 2022 - On the face of it a solid start to its 2022-23 financial year for the country’s third-placed supermarkets, liquor and hardware chain operator, Metcash (ASX:MTS) .

Hastings cashes up as punters cash out

08 Sep 2022 - Emerging rare earths group Hastings Technology Metals (ASX:HAS) shook the punters and day traders out of its share register yesterday with news of a $110 million rais…

Chinese trade somehow comes in below expectations

08 Sep 2022 - China’s trade performance weakened dramatically in August with growth in imports and exports slowing more sharply than forecast, catching the markets by surprise.

Consumer resilience on display with solid GDP data

08 Sep 2022 - Australian consumers ignored rising interest rates and negative media commentary, plus the change in federal government in May while exporters took advantage of a wea…

Records continue to tumble for Oz trade

07 Sep 2022 - A plethora of records in our current account performance in the June quarter and over 2021-22.

Rate rise, Schmate schmise

07 Sep 2022 - We have suddenly become pretty blasé and all ho-hum about a half a per cent boost to the Reserve Bank’s cash rate if the reaction from markets to yesterday’s increase…

Smooth sailing for Rio despite minor miner dissent

07 Sep 2022 - So much for all the talk from the 5th largest shareholder in Turquoise Hill Resources telling credulous media and analysts that it will threaten the deal by voting ag…

Woodside working both ways in LNG market

07 Sep 2022 - Europe’s former biggest buyer of Russian gas, German utility Uniper, is buying more LNG from Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) to move further away from the vagaries of Presi…

Chile No vote gives miners some time to regroup

06 Sep 2022 - The global mining industry can breathe more easily for the time being after Chile decisively rejected a new constitution that a majority of voters had decided was too…

Aussie car market strong as EV sales grow

06 Sep 2022 - Rather than write about the gains electric vehicles continue to make in the Chinese, European and US car markets, a story about what happened in the Aussie market in …

Bowdens mine ringing silver bells

06 Sep 2022 - A major upgrade of the already rich Bowdens silver, lead, zinc and gold prospect in NSW now looks on the cards after Silver Mines Ltd (ASX:SVL) revealed a significant…

Berkshire further lightens BYD Holding

06 Sep 2022 - More focus on Warren Buffett after his Berkshire Hathaway revealed the second surprise sale of shares this week in China’s most successful electric vehicle company – …

Monday market minutes: Autumn falls

05 Sep 2022 - A holiday Monday will help take the pressure off American investors after last week’s conclusive end to the midsummer rebound but for Australian investors it will mea…

Diary: See you and raise you

05 Sep 2022 - It’s just not the Reserve Bank of Australia loading its interest rate rise gun and preparing to fire another shot at the still strong economy this week – the European…

Commodities corner: Moody blues

05 Sep 2022 - Credit ratings agency Moody’s has cut its 12-month price outlook for key mining commodities, blaming the global economic slowdown and softening demand, especially fro…

Economics wrap: Reality check time

05 Sep 2022 - Crunch week for the Australian economy on Tuesday and Wednesday as we leave the fantasy world of last week’s jobs and skills summit behind us and return to the realit…

Is Buffett cutting Chinese from the Berkshire menu?

05 Sep 2022 - Was this simply a small tantalising move by Warren Buffett to mark his 92nd birthday this week, or the step one in a significant realignment of a multi-billion dollar…

Later becomes now for CBA in Klarna flutter

03 Sep 2022 - We now have a better understanding of why the Commonwealth Bank (ASX:CBA) slashed the value of its stake in Klarna, the Swedish Buy Now Pay later company whose value …