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Gold production in sight at Classic Minerals’ Kat Gap WA project

Western Australian gold exploration and development company Classic Minerals Limited has shifted its focus to preparing its Kat Gap Project for production.

If you run in fear of the Coronavirus and your future, you better read this!

The Treasurer’s extension of JobKeeper boosted the stock market by 2.6% yesterday and governments are throwing the kitchen sink at the coronavirus, which means we’ll beat this sucker.

Let’s talk interest rates staying low or going negative

With short-term interest rates expected to remain near zero for the foreseeable future, investors seeking higher returns will need to increase their exposure to credit or duration.

Will share trading become ‘free’ in Australia?

The newest trend in the US is offering zero commission or free brokerage on share trading. Here’s why I think this trend is unlikely to pick up in Australia.

High noon: Josh Frydenberg -v- the Coronavirus Kid

Just before high noon this Thursday, the Treasurer will strap on his budget guns to shoot down the economic devastation caused by the Coronavirus Kid. Will this be enough to corral this viral villain?

Good morning, Australia

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

They say it’s your birthday, Josh! The best present you can give an Aussie is a job

Yesterday’s job report was a ‘gift’ of sorts to the Treasurer. Now ACTU boss Sally McManus needs to keep being flexible on industrial relations to create and preserve as many jobs as possible. Then we can celebrate.

What stocks have added and detracted value this year?

Although it’s been a difficult year for dividend yield as a strategy, mostly driven by the effects of COVID, there have been bright spots at the stock level.

Australia: Budget update and Reserve Bank Governor speech

In the coming week, a speech by the Reserve Bank Governor and the July Economic & Fiscal Update are the highlights. The other stand-outs are preliminary data on retail trade and international trade in goods

Coronavirus has exposed superannuation’s ill health

Almost 1 in every 4 workers has applied to access their super early, which tells me the super system isn’t working the way it’s supposed to. Here’s how we can make the super system “more relevant” to young Australians.

Beware zombie workers in the economy of the living dead

The warning has gone out that zombie businesses might need to kill off their zombie workers. Maybe we’re masking over a better solution?

Will a second-wave of infections kill Afterpay’s share price?

Afterpay has become the poster child for getting out of this coronavirus crisis but will another lockdown take this stock and many others into a grim after life?

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