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Rising rates, stubborn inflation and a weaker Australian dollar are reshaping the investment playbook, and the usual high growth favourites are feeling the strain. That mix can open up space for Australian Defensive Dividend Stocks that already pay investors to wait, while often riding out rate shocks differently to more fragile sectors. This article walks through three stocks exposed to these macro shifts and explains why each one deserves a closer look now. The three stocks in the list...
Mirvac Group (ASX:MGR) delivers 7% operating profit growth, announces $200 million buyback, and guides FY27 EPS growth amid strong residential demand.
Mirvac Group (MRVGF) reports a robust half-year performance with significant gains in residential sales and development, despite challenges in financing costs and interest rate environment.
Westpac non-executive director Peter Nash was reelected to the bank's board on Thursday, surviving a sizeable investor backlash over his ties to the troubled Australian Securities Exchange. About 40% of investors voted against his reelection as a board director at the annual meeting of Australia's second-largest bank by market value, the results lodged with the stock exchange showed. Nash needed at least 50% support, and the high protest vote was the second he faced in the past month.
Key Insights Given the large stake in the stock by institutions, Mirvac Group's stock price might be vulnerable to...
Mirvac Group's (ASX:MGR) stock is up by 4.1% over the past three months. However, its weak financial performance...
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