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Australian Carbon Tax 101

June 30, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

While carbon price and carbon tax is all over the news, many people actually dont know  what its all about specifically. Below is a guide  and FAQ to get your facts  and info on the carbon price in Australia  and its effect on the common man  as well as business

carbon tax and price australia Info File Guide fact sheet

What is the carbon price or  carbon tax ?

The carbon price is not a tax on  Australians, but a  tax levied on 260 companies and  34 councils. You might ask why  councils ?, because councils deal will landfills and waste  which adds to pollution they will have some carbon price to pay.

Who is exempt from the carbon price (tax) ?

Agriculture – carbon price will not apply for agricultural emissions

Family car – Emissions from the family car and light  on road vehicles

How ill the carbon price  effect the common man ?

Some of the costs borne but  the top companies having to pay the carbon tax will be passed onto consumers  which will most likely be in Electricity , GAS and FOOD

According to modelling done by CSIRO _ AECOM on likely increase in prices due to this

Electricity bills could increase by $2.80 aweek

Gas By 0.40 cent a week

Food by  $1.20 a week

 

Compensation for the Utilities price rises to common man

$15 billion will be allocated to low and middle income households in the form of tax cuts and increased government payments.

Household assistance – Average assistance of $10.10 a week, and means 6 million households will be either no worse off or slightly better off.

From 1 July, the tax free threshold has been raised from $6000 to $18,200, which will mean a million people no longer having to fill out a tax return.

It will be raised again by $1200 to $19,400 in 2015-16.

1.7% rise for pensioners and recipients of the Family Tax Benefit, delivered as advance payments in May and June.

 

Business and carbon tax

 

Very few employers are said to be directly affected by the carbon tax,  with only 500 large businesses said to be affected directly.

The government has allocated $9 billion to the industries that will be hit hard  and  who employ a lot of people in Australia . These companies will be assisted due to keep them competitive with their international competitors during this adjustment period. Its mainly Heavy industries like , Steel, aluminium, and cement manufacturing .

 

Where does the carbon tax received  go ?

While the government is collecting this tax  to develop clean energy, a significant part of this money received will be used to cerate new Clean energy technologies and  create new jobs in this sector

This includes the

$10 billion Clean energy  Finance corporation

$1.2 billion Clean technology program

 

Carbon tax , GST and tax return ?

The carbon tax  has nothing to do with individuals  and will not appear on you tax return or in a bill that you receive from a retail shop ( shopping bill). It is only a tax on large 500 companies

There will be some initial price rises to utilities, food and some other goods as companies pass on the costs of the carbon price to consumers.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will be monitoring price rises during this period . Any unfair price rises can be reported on their hotline number is 1300 303 609.

 

Calculator the impact of the carbon price on my family / household?


There is an easy online tool to calcuate the impact carbon price on your family. The carbon price tool is based on independent analysis undertaken by CSIRO and AECOM, based on research commissioned by The Climate Institute,  Go to http://www.yourcarbonprice.com.au/

 

Which companies and industries pay the carbon tax ?

Companies and councils individually generating more than 25,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year will be required to pay for their emissions under the carbon pricing mechanism.

Companies that directly emit greenhouse gases, such as power stations, mines and heavy industry, and some public authorities (councils)responsible for emissions from landfill

Why carbon tax in Australia ?

Before the introduction of the price on carbon or carbon tax , big companies could pollute as much as they liked for free. But the carbon price puts an economic  and dollar value on pollution and treats it as a cost of doing business.

It works this way by requiring large companies that pollute  to buy a permit valued at $23 for every tonne of carbon pollution they emit into  Australia. The more emissions, the higher the financial cost for the polluter. This will help us not get to a stage  like other countries like China  and India  who are facing major pollution problems and need to invest billion of dollars in trying to solve this problem.

Info Links:

  • www.cleanenergyfuture.gov.au
  • www.yourcarbonprice.com.au
  • INFOGRAPHIC – Carbon Price and cost of living joint report.pdf

Filed Under: 2012, Business, Government, TAX, World Tagged With: Australia, Carbon price, Carbon tax

Countries Scramble to get more slice of the pie

May 26, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Since the new “FATCA Rules”, OECD GUIDELINES and changes in the US internal revenue of service policies in relation to international taxation, several countries have started having a look at their own policies.

When times are uncertain  everyone tries to secure what they have  and prevent erosion of  existing wealth , and that’s what many countries are trying to do right now.

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Australia is now looking closer at tech company giants who are getting away with paying minimum tax in Australia as per media reports

Mr Turnbull told The Australian Financial Review he was consulting with chief executives of local media companies after the Australian division of global online search giant Google released accounts this month showing it paid only $74,176 in tax despite earning an estimated $1.1 billion in revenue in 2011.

The new cloud service delivery now being promoted by almost all big tech companies is only going to muddy the waters even more with transfer pricing and other tax issues relating to it, with many countries missing out in revenue.

So what is FATCA ?

After the FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Reporting)was released, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) introduces new, and largely parallel, reporting requirements. The FATCA reporting requirements carry their own set of penalties and are filed with the tax return rather than separately.

FATCA requires foreign financial institutions (FFI’s), to report information about accounts held by U.S. taxpayers directly to the IRS. This is a major compliance duty put on the Australian banks and borne by the Australian banks so that the US authorities can claim a piece of their pie. You can read more about FATCA here

The FATCA can impact on  several AUSTRALIAN Banks ,Savings and Loan Associations ,Credit unions, Co-operative banking institutions  and other financial institutions in australia

Transfer pricing to be scrutinised in australia

Cash-strapped governments around the world are targeting transfer pricing. Transfer pricing in short is defined as  the practice in which companies send profits overseas to subsidiaries in low-tax countries

The ATO has found 68 of Australia’s top 100 corporations in 2008 had a subsidiary in a tax haven, low-tax jurisdiction or bank secrecy country as per this media report.

Even in India recently the Vodafone case was high on the media reports internationally as  India looks to amend its tax laws after a defeat in this case resulting in a loss of millions of dollars to India

OECD AND ARMS LENGTH

Definition as per OECD :

This valuation principle is commonly applied to commercial and financial transactions between related companies. It says that transactions should be valued as if they had been carried out between unrelated parties, each acting in his own best interest.

The Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations (ISBN Number:978926409003) provide guidance on the application of the “arm’s length principle” for the valuation, for tax purposes, of cross-border transactions between associated enterprises. (OECD BOOKS ON transfer pricing)

The British tax office is also under pressure to investigate Apple after it emerged the US-based technology giant paid £10 million in ­British tax in 2010 while generating an estimated £6 billion in revenue and Online retailer Amazon is reported for recording about £8 billion in revenue in Britain over three years without paying tax.

Canada also has cracked down on multinationals that dodge tax through inflating profits or losses in dealings with their related companies overseas

Even with  the deepening crisis in Europe , the EU are trying to impose carbon tax on International airlines using EU airports. The tax proposes to not only covers the flight through EU sky but through out the world. It is a scheme to impose ‘a sort of tax’ outside EU airspace  which has got the ire of some other countries

LINKS:

OECD AND AUSTRALIA

International Taxation: When the Transfer Pricing

Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Business, World Tagged With: FATCA, Internal Revenue, Multinationals, OECD, TAX, Tech Giants, Transfer Pricing

Australian Banks Half yearly reporting

May 2, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

The banks have been doing good business, here are the half  yearly profit and loss reports for the big four banks here in Australia, Westpac , NAB, CommBank and ANZ.

Reporting season – Bank profits Australia 

gail kelly westpac ceo profit reporting 2012

 

Westpac 2012 | $3.209 Billion | May 3, Half year profit reporting
WESTPAC CEO – Gail kelly
Australia’s very own Gail Kelly has joined the ranks of Oprah Winfrey and Lady Gaga on Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s ten most powerful women.

Top banks australia Profit reporting 2012

NAB 2012 | $2.828 Billion | May 10, Half year profit

NAB CEO – Cameron ClyneNAB Chief executive Cameron Clyne reciived more than $1000  and hour in pay and perks last year according to media reports

ANZ 2012 | $2.925 Billion | May 2, Half year profit

ANZ CEO – Philip Chronican is Chief Executive Officer, Australia.
Philip oversees the Australian geography and is specifically responsible for the bank’s retail and commercial business and customers in Australia, as well as leading ANZ’s retail segment on a global basis

Commonwealth 2012 | $3.649 Billion | August, Half year profit
Commonwealth Bank – CEO Ian Narev
Ian Narev says CBA will step up its rollout of branches in Indonesia and China

Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Banks, Billion, Business Tagged With: BANKS, Profit and loss, Season reporting

Are the wealthy taking over Australia ?

March 3, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Australia is losing its “fair go” culture  and is under threat  from a elite and rich group of wealthy business people – including Andrew forest, Gina Rinehart and Clive Palmer – who are using their riches  to undermine good Policy and threaten our democracy –says Treasurer Wayne Swan . Mr swan has steered most businesses in Australia through the GFC with much less impact  than has been felt throughout other economies.

wealthy oppose tax Mr wayne swan speech

Image Reference: The Monthly – Full Article 

Mr Swan said Australians should be concerned  about the excessive and increasing power of vested interests  with power and wealth to back up their agenda to their own benefit.

This was evident  when major Mining companies said they were cutting down expansions and staff due to the Mining tax  and GFC and other factors, but soon as the Rudd led cabinet was shafted in favour of  Julia Gillard  they went ahead with their million dollar project expansions.

There was bitterness after the mineral  resource rent tax  and carbon price was introduced  with the purses of  the wealthy being hit. The big miners Invested millions of dollars in opposing  these taxes and policies by advertising in TV and print media  , saying it would hit the common man in Australia. It is unusual that this direct method was used by the wealthy corporations rather than politicians being influenced and lobbying being done which is often the case at times.

Mr swan has urged Politicians to cater to and look after the common mans benefit , and supporting the workers rather than succumbing to the lobbying of the wealthy  and  to give Australia  the sense of fairness and decency it deserves.

The government is said to be in the midst of considering a report on media law reform. This could be the result of Gina Rinehart  taking a large shareholding in The seven news media network , making her even more powerful which could be a cause for concern for many only not only  within the media industry but also outside  the media industry.

Radio , TV and Newspapers due to the power they wield have often have been claimed to support and make and break governments in other countries , deciding on who they decide to favour.

Mr swan goes on to write that  the mining campaigns brought out by the wealthy people against the tax damaged  the government , brought on instability and resulted in prime minister Mr Rudd being toppled. With this proposed Mining tax not going through, the government will be short of $110 Billion to use towards taxpayers benefit.

Mr swan said "It is the tiny 1 precent, or even 0.1 per cent (you know who they are) who are trying to drown out the others, who are blind to the national interest and pour their considerable personal fortune into advertising ,armies of lobbyist, dodgy modelling,and corporate and commercial manoeuvring designed to influence editorial decisions.

Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Business, Government, Millionaire, Mining, Politics Tagged With: Andrew Forest, Clive Palmer, Gina Rhinehart, Government, Mining, Tax Reform, Wealthy

POLITICS OF A RATE CUT

February 7, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Damned if you do , Damned if you don’t, pardon my English but that seems to be the situation  with rate cuts , RBA and banks.

RBA today kept the cash rate on hold with no changes  to stay at 4.25 per cent

rate cuts media  banks and RBA Australia

The politics of rate cuts ,Banks and Media bashing

The situation is getting out of hand  come every  time when the RBA has to make a announcement  for  rates to increase or decrease. ITs become a big media  circus  come every rate announcement by the RBA , Banks get thrashed  even before a rate announcement is made  and held guilty , analysts and economists have a hey day  predicting what they think will happen , and the media  adds to the frenzy  by amplifying all the news with wicked twists  to their benefit having a go at banks, Lenders  and raising a ruckus giving banks much negative publicity .

Luckily punters took a sigh of relief this time, as they was no  rate increase.. but nor did people get a discount as well.  The RBA did not heed any  economists prediction or media hearsay and chose to do what  they though was right  and let the rates stay the same

told you so wayne swan rba rates on hold feb 07 2012

RATE Stays Put while banks stay neutral

The rates staying the same has put the banks in a bit of a predicament, while  they raised the gauntlet last time (ANZ)  saying they  will wait  a bit before they decide how they react to the  rate announcement . RBA by  not changing the rates have not given them an excuse  anyway. Its is going to be a tricky situation for the banks , because the  first bank to pass on a decrease always sticks in the mind of the consumer as a good bank.

The waiting game if  pursued by the banks could be the difference between good PR and Bad PR for the Bank. .  So we will wait for the next rate announcement . Until  then good luck for the next rates announcement  by the RBA.

Predictions by media

February 07 –

Reserve Bank is tipped to cut the official cash rate to 4 per cent today _ Herald sun

Reserve Bank board meets this morning in Sydney to consider whether to cut the official cash rate a further 0.25 points to 4 per cent- theage.com.au

The Reserve Bank of Australia is tipped to cut the official cash rate to 4 per cent at 2pm today.- http://www.theaustralian.com.au

Punters believe Reserve Bank will cut, but banks won’t pass on in full – www.news.com.au/my

Article by sheldon singh

Filed Under: 2012, Banks, Rate cuts, Rates Tagged With: BANKS, Glen stevens, Rate cut, RBA, Wayne Swan

Australian Business Newspapers and News reporting to focus on building online presence

January 7, 2012 by Reporter 1 Comment

As The NBN gets launched nationally Australians are getting better broadband speeds and more people now  are changing the habits rapidly  to check the Australian news online rather than  picking up a print newspaper or magazine. The advance in technology  with the help of new gadgets like Ipads, Netbooks and Smartphones  have  made news easily available on the go and  Australians  no more need  to reach out to the nearest deli or newsagent  or then the telly  to get the latest news.

Business Newspapers Australia

In fact according to IBIS revenue  to Australian on-line retailers is expected to increase to a staggering 8.6 %per year over five years to be  worth a whopping 10 Billion. Internet acess and speed have increased  and will increase further with the  teh NBN making it possible fopr the larger part of the population to go online and read newspapers  or shop online.

The older methods of getting the latest breaking news like the TV and the Newspaper  will soon become a thing of the past.

Below  is a list of some of the “major Australian Newspapers”  that have managed to get a sizeable online presence in this changing market.

Sydney Morning herald (SMH) – Sydney and Australian News @  www.smh.com.au

SMH sydney morning herald Business newspaper  australian

The Australian –  www.australian.com.au

The australian newspaper business section news

The Age – Melbourne & Australian News @ www.theage.com.au

 

Heraldsun – -Victoria and Australia News @ www.heraldsun.com.au

Herald sun  victoria newspaper

 

News Portal  – www.news.com.au

 

Many of these newspapers have also released apps for smartphones in the apple and Android marketplace to make their news more accessible to people with smartphones on the go

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The Australian financial review

 

Other than newspapers having online presence there  are other dedicated online Business journals that  have a had a major online presence since a some time back like  the www.brw.com.au/  ( Business review weekly )and local players  like www.wabusinessnews.com.au ( for WA business ) and the Business spectator at www.businessspectator.com.au/

Brw business review weekly australian magazine newspaper

The Business Review Weekly

 

If you are looking  for a old article from  a newspaper , it is likely that you can  find it  at www.trove.nla.gov.au which have  a digitised version of the newspapers online or Archives

 

Technorati Tags: Australian newspapers,wall street,financial news,Business news,Business website australia

Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Business, Finance, Small Business, Website Tagged With: Australian, Business newspapers, Newspapers, Online

The good Black stuff that everyone wants– Coal

December 22, 2011 by Reporter Leave a Comment

India and china  have been scouring the Australian shores for good deals  on acquisitions this past year for  our gold in black , coking coal and thermal coal resources. Australia is  one of the world’s largest miner  and exporter of coal. Prices for coking coal, used to make steel, may rise 50 percent next year to $291 a metric ton.

Rising demand in China and India for their energy needs has pushed mergers and acquisitions globally to a record $34.5 billion this year, with 192 companies acquired .

The possible  combination of Whitehaven Coal Ltd. and Aston Resources Ltd. could create a giant of a company valued at A$5.1 billion ($5.1 billion).

International coal consumption is projected to climb by an annual 2.8 percent in the six years to 2016 due to rising demand to feed power  generation stations and steel mills in China and India.

thermal coking coal china india

Deals and acquisitions In coal sector

Yanzhou was China’s biggest takeover of an Australian company with the A$3.1 billion acquisition of Felix Resources Ltd. in 2009.

Yanzhou Coal Mining Co., China’s fourth-biggest producer, plans to buy Gloucester Coal Ltd. for at least $2 billion.

International Coal Ventures Ltd., a group of Indian state- backed companies formed to buy overseas coal assets, is one of  the bidders for Aquila Resources Ltd.’s Washpool coal mine in Australia

Peabody Energy Corp.’s impending  $4 billion takeover of Macarthur Coal Ltd.

coal-mining- thermal coal india

New Hope Corp., with a market value of A$4.7 billion, said last month  is said to be in talks with several bidders.

Tata, India’s largest business group  or JSW Steel Ltd. another large Indian steel company could possibly bid for the miner to secure thermal- coal mines.

Cockatoo Coal Ltd., with a market value of A$376 million, is another possible target.

Carabella, which has a market value of A$155 million, said in October that it had received “several unsolicited expressions of interest” in its Grosvenor West project in Queensland

Rising Prices of coking coal & thermal coal

Global imports of thermal coal may increase 5.2 percent next year to 581 million tons led by gains in India, Australia’s bureau said and analysts are predicting gains in price for coking and thermal coal  and also and increase in imports from the major growing economies.

The value of  Australian mining companies has fallen to the lowest since July 2010, dropping 35 precent from a high this year creating a  very attractive price factor for takeovers and mergers in this sector.

 

WordPress Tags: Black,Coal,India,china,Australian,shores,,Ventures,

Indian,assets,bidders,Aquila,Washpool,Peabody,

Macarthur,Hope,Tata,Steel,miner,Cockatoo,million,

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Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Business, Mining, Queensland Tagged With: China, Coking Coal, India, Thermal Coal

Are Australian Wineries in trouble ?

August 29, 2011 by Reporter 1 Comment

Sales figures show that wine sales slipped 3.3% in 2010/11 – the first fall in 15 years and
largest drop in annual wine sales for 22 years. Australian consumers have been  spending less on the spirits ad this has affected the Australian wine market.

While the sales of Australian wines  have gone down, French wines have been doing pretty well. French wine only accounts for 1.7% of all wine sales, but the share has doubled in the past five years. Apart from the low domestic demand in Australia  the high Australian dollar and domestic over-supply of grapes have also  affected the wine markets.

Some of the more popular wine growing region s in australia  is the Hunter Valley ( NSW,VIC), Swan valley , Margaret river( WA), Port Phillip and Gippsland ( Greater Victoria)

wines australia sales production

The wine grape production for the year 2009-10 is estimated by the ABS to be 1.53 million tones, around 9 percent lower than  the 2008-2009 harvest. The wine industry has been  affected by scarce water supplies in some regions and in some parts of south eastern Australia  also by the heat wave. In Victoria many  winegrowers was affected by the floods and outbreaks of  disease due to damp and humid conditions. The Murray darling  Swan hill zone has  been affected by disease  affecting wine production  in early parts of the year.

Red wine grapes have been the farmers popular choice in cultivation of production in 2009-10 with  it accounting for the total of 55%

The Popular grape variety cultivated by farmers in 2009-10

1. Shiraz

2. Chardonnay

3. Cabernet-Sauvignon

vineyards wine sales figures 2011 2012

The forecast for   2011 –12 is for the wine  grape production to increase by 10 %  taking into account vines reaching full production, but so far the weather is playing a dampener on  good wine grape production and these results could get affected by any major disruptions in weather.

For more detailed information  on  wine grape  production statistics you can visit  www.abs.gov.au and www.abares.gov.au

Filed Under: Beers, Business, Perth WA, Queensland, Report, Victoria, WA Tagged With: 2011-12, Vineyards, Wine Industry, Winesales

Getting Business Insurance

August 14, 2011 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Business Insurance 

Running a business is not an easy task. It takes a lot of more serious responsibilities than simply taking care of your own self. A business covers different areas. Its success in operation does only rely on one factor. There are lots of planning and decision making to be done that plays an important role in the success of your business.  And if you really want to succeed on a business considering a business insurance will help you get through some risks.

insurance for business  australia and overseas

So what is a business insurance? 

Business insurance is a type of protection for unforeseen circumstances and potential risks which  basically includes events that are often out of your very own control. Apparently, a business insurance helps protect everything you are working so hard for. As per what type of loss is covered by a business insurance policy, that depends mainly on: insurance company, the policy and its local limitations.

Why is Business Insurance Important?

A business insurance acts as protection of ones business. Just like any other insurance such as: personal home insurance or automobile insurance, business insurance  protects businesses from any form of disasters that might strike on it. It is considered as one of the essentials when starting up your own business. Business Insurance is designed with a specific purpose. It offers several benefits to business; hence, small or large businesses need to have one.

How to purchase the best business insurance.

Business insurance depends from State to State. Making an online research on the type of insurance a business might need in order to operate will be very helpful. There are several insuarnce to choose from online. Ranging from cheap insurance to exensive one.

However, you must into consideration the type of coverage your business might need as not all business insurance will actually suits what you are looking for. In fact, you can tailor a policy to suit your business insurance policy. Getting the best deals possible could help save you money. And also, by consulting a reputable agent or broker you’ll get the chance to shop for the best business insurance prices. By understanding what business insurance can do for your business will enlighten you on your possible options for the perfect business insurance policy you might need to avail.

Insurance is not only important to your business, it also plays an important role in your other business relationships as well. So, protect you busines now!

“This article was written by Allen Bennet who is one of the editors for http://www.cheapinsurance123.com/, which acts as an independant review of insurace companies, providing users a chance to see which insuracne plan would suit them best. They cover auto, home, health and more.”

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Business, Insurance

Wrap up – Diggers & Dealers 2011 Conference

August 5, 2011 by Reporter 1 Comment

Some of the highlights of the just wrapped up Diggers and Dealers Mining Conference Held  in the gold-prospecting hub of Kalgoorlie, Western australia from 01 Aug- 03 August 2011.

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Diggers & Dealers Conference 2011- Highlights

 

Golden diggers and dealers Shovel

For a forum that started with a dozen blokes in a pub in the West Australian mining town of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Diggers and Dealers has morphed into the largest mining conference of its type in Australia and the third largest in the world.

The dealing and digging at Kalgoorlie WA

Iron ore company Gindalbie Metals’ has earned it the Dealer of the Year award at the Diggers and Dealers conference in Kalgoorlie due to managing  a clever relationship with Chinese steel maker Ansteel

The digger of the year was WA-based miner Independence group which has made major developments on their mines near Kambalda in the Goldfields.

Small miners complained  that the big miners BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, and Xstrata – will be able to manipulate the MRRT’s rules to claim depreciation of their existing multi-billion-dollar mining assets against their expected MRRT liability, and almost completely negate the effect of the tax on their profits.

 

diggers and dealers WA conference 2011

Gold miner Ramelius Resources is cashed up and ready for acquisitions. Ramelius’ shares have jumped more than 300 per cent in 2010/11, from 39 cents.

The dealermaker award went to Ivanhoe Capital Corporation for its success in developing gold and coal projects in Mongolia and Queensland.

KEITH JONES, MANAGING PARTNER DELOITTE (WESTERN AUSTRALIA), on china’s growth

"The going out policy initiated by the Chinese government at the turn of the century resulted in a surge of direct Chinese investment, up from $500 million in 2000 to $59 billion in 2010. While Australia remains one of the preferred destinations for Chinese investments, other regions such as Africa and Latin America have seen accelerated inflows of Chinese capital over the past three years."

 

Joseph Riggio, of Casimir Capital, says cashed up investors in New York, Boston and Chicago want to diversify out of the floundering US dollar and are increasingly looking to ASX listed miners to do that. He said "There’s a perception that Australian companies represent a better value than their Canadian counterparts because of their focus on cash flow,"

 

Filed Under: 2011, Australia, Business, Diggers, Mining, Perth WA, WA, WA Tagged With: Diggers & Dealers, Kalgoorlie, Skimpy

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