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Shares in ASX-listed tech company Elsight climb by more than 20 per cent on news its communications system helped US company Airobotics win regulatory approval to fly drones in urban areas.
China's consumer prices fell 0.3%year-on-year in July, the first decline since February 2021, compared to market expectations of 0.4%, which was flat in June. Food costs fell 1.7%...
Fitch, one of three major independent credit rating agencies downgraded the US government’s credit rating from top-level AAA to AA+. Investors generally use credit ratings as a benchmark for...
Productivity and wages growth remain thekey inflection points for interest rates as the Reserve Bank walks a tightropein trying to tame inflation without strangling the economy.
The pause in interest rate rises by the Reserve Bank of Australia and welcome news from America that inflation is being tamed is paving the way for an end to the deal drought... 
The chief economist of a major global bank has engaged in a dispute with Australia's Climate Change and Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, concerning the nation's nuclear ban.
As the dust settles on Australia's latest reporting season, businesses across the nation are grappling with the harsh realities of reduced consumer spending and soaring expenses.
Voluntary carbon offsets are helping companies and countries meet ambitious climate targets.
The big freeze in capital markets has showed signs of a thaw with 17 new listings in September and October, but the spectre of high inflation, rising interest rates and global instability continues to
The conclusion of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) marks a historic agreement indicating the “Beginning of the End” of the fossil fuel era. This agreement establishes the...
Australian economy akin to recession. A survey conducted among 320 members of the Australian Industry Group, representing various sectors and both large and small employers, indicates their perception
Picture; Bloomberg The ASX has experienced considerable disruptions this year as a result of sharp drops in nickel and lithium prices, attributed to an oversupply in the market and apprehensions reg
Image; Getty Matt Comyn, from Commonwealth Bank posits that the Reserve Bank might refrain from reducing interest rates until the commencement of 2025 due to the "persistent" nature of inflation.
Financial advisory firm, Éthica capital, and global corporate finance group, Green Bond Corporation SARL, have entered into a joint venture aimed at turbo charging Australia’s drive towards net-zero e
As the worldwide demand for fossil fuels is expected to decrease, Australia is confronted with a crucial necessity to cultivate emerging export sectors.
Photo; Shutterstock / ktksrh / W The Australian government is set to create a finance facility of $2 billion dedicated to supporting investments in green energy and infrastructure in South-East Asia.
Valuation is a reflection of a firm’s position in the market, its past performance and future potential. During the valuation process, depending on the use or purpose of the valuation, all areas of a
In the intricate dance of sustainable progress, infrastructure stands as the cornerstone upon which prosperity and connectivity flourish. From the towering skyscrapers of urban jungles to the winding
Cap Green 2024 is an initiative by the “Confederation Generale des Entreprises de Côte d’Ivoire” (CGECI) aims to support the funding of environmentally friendly projects and establish collaborations w
Similar to numerous sectors, the medical technology (MedTech) industry is encountering both challenges and opportunities at present. The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the importance of healthcare i
The Albanese Administration is securing Australia's futureby providing substantial funding for clean energy and emissions reduction initiatives at major industrial sites nationwide.
Picture: Gaye Gerard, NCA NewsWire In 2023, the IPO market remained subdued, following a downward trend that began in 2022 after the peak experienced in 2021 post-Covid-19.
As Australia ramps up its efforts to combat climate change,the carbon credit market has emerged as a central component of its environmental strategy.
Carbon pricing is considered one of the most powerful tools available to policy makers to incentivise reducing emissions as part of an integrated policy mix. A decade ago, carbon pricing policies
In 2023, the global M&A market witnessed substantial growth despite economic uncertainties. According to Refinitiv, the total value of M&A deals worldwide reached approximately $3.6 trillion.
Australia is ranked highly for the competitiveness of its biotechnology sector and as a prime location for conducting clinical trials, according to international benchmarking conducted by the Economis
The defence tech industry on the ASX is on a robust growth trajectory, supported by increasing global security concerns, technological innovations, and substantial investments in defence.
The robotics industry in Australia is poised for significant growth in 2024, driven by advancements in both technology and market dynamics.
In 2024, Australian equity capital markets are being dominated by earnings simplicity.
Public capital markets are essential for raising capital, ensuring liquidity, and providing price transparency for companies and investors. They play a crucial role in transforming ideas from startups
Expectations are rising that the slow shift to low-carbon generated energy will lead to sustained or erratic wholesale power prices for years to come across Australia.
The Australian M&A landscape in 2024 is witnessing significant activities with a diverse range of strategic moves by corporations looking to harness transformations and capture new opportunities.
Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) are a pivotal part of Australia's climate strategy, priced around $33 as of mid-2024. These units allow entities to offset carbon emissions and have seen a dynam
The Australian stock market has recently encountered significant volatility, largely fuelled by speculations around monetary easing throughout much of 2024.
The Australian share market is poised for an intriguing start to the week with a projected increase, as noted by the futures on the S&P/ASX 200 indicating a 0.8 percent rise.
As the world grapples with the escalating challenges of climate change, identifying strategies that are not only effective but also economical and expedient is crucial.
In recent years, sustainability has become a central focus in both public discourse and corporate strategy. Individuals, businesses, and governments around the globe have expressed a strong willingnes
Picture: Christian Gilles The Australian share market has been a hive of activity in recent months, driven by a series of profit results that have provided crucial insights into the current state of
In 2024, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into environmental management practices, particularly soil carbon capture, has marked a pivotal shift in combating climate change.
Australia is making significant strides towards achieving its net-zero emissions target by 2050, with hydrogen playing a crucial role in this transition. The recently updated National Hydrogen Strateg
Image; David Gray The Australian share market has posted its strongest September quarter performance since 2013, however some investors are beginning to express concerns that the market may have
As global pressures mount to transition to cleaner energy, Australia stands at a pivotal moment in its journey towards decarbonisation.
Companies face growing pressure to balance regulatory compliance with ambitious sustainability goals as the global carbon market evolves. In Australia, Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) are a key
Copper, often referred to as the "metal of the future," is set to experience a significant surge in demand as industries across the globe ramp up their consumption in response to economic and technolo
As Conference of Parties (COP29) approaches, the world’s attention is once again focused on the challenges of addressing climate change and fostering sustainable economic growth.
Private markets have grown significantly over the past decade, fuelled by increasing allocations from both institutional and private capital.
The boundaries between private and public markets have become increasingly blurred in recent years, with more investors exploring the intersection of these two domains to capture early-stage opportuni
The anticipated tariff policies from the Trump administration present both challenges and opportunities for Australian businesses and supply chains.
As the global push for sustainability gains momentum, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a critical component of decarbonisation strategies worldwide. In Australia, the transition to EVs has acce
In 2025, Australia's capital markets are set to enter a period of robust activity, with widespread capital raising expected across key sectors.
Australia, historically one of the world's leading exporters of liquefied natural gas (LNG), is confronting an ironic and pressing challenge: the prospect of importing LNG to meet domestic energy dema
Recent analyses by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicate a deceleration in China's economic growth, with projections suggesting a slowdown to 4% by 2026.
In early February 2025, the global economic landscape experienced a significant, albeit not fully unanticipated shift, as the United States President, Donald Trump, promised to impose substantial tari
Australia is undergoing a significant transition towards a circular economy, a system designed to minimise waste, maximise resource efficiency, and promote sustainability.
An Investor’s Map of the Transition Economy. The global transition is often discussed as a single thematic shift. In economic terms, however, its better understood as a collection of distinct sectors
The transition is executed through a backbone of physical assets that absorb large amounts of upfront capital and generate cash flows over multi-decade horizons.
Articles 1 and 2 established the structure of the transition economy and the mechanics by which capital converts into revenue once deployed. The next question for investors is behavioural: how does ca
The Energy Transition is a series that reframes energy as the physical system underpinning the transition economy. It examines how power is generated, moved, stored, and priced- and how this energy
Series 3 begins where once systems must be built at scale, financing becomes decisive. Capital structure determines whether projects move from concept to construction, whether assets reach operation
As energy demand rises and infrastructure build accelerates, minerals and metals have become the originating factor that shapes timelines, costs, and investment outcomes. Critical minerals are..
The ‘financing gap’ of the energy transition is a structural capital engineering challenge. Early-stage energy assets begin with uncertain development exposures. Traditional project finance requires

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