Daily FNArena News

Regis Healthcare is ramping up its developments, intending to open 1,028 net new places in FY17. Brokers assess the outlook.

Sandalwood grower TFS Corp has contracted new supply to Asian buyers with potential to absorb the next five years’ supply of its highly sought after oil.

With no settlement yet on outstanding term contract tenders and little demand evident in the spot market, sellers bottled last week to send the uranium price tumbling.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities has reiterated a negative view on Wesfarmers post result.

Super Retail posted a soft outlook for FY16 for its leisure segment, still engaged in trying to turn the Ray’s brand around.

Corporate Travel delivered a robust first half result which underpins its medium-term growth outlook.

Nick Linton-Ffrost of Fifth Wave suggests the ASX200 will have to hold above its previous low but the upside is still favoured.

Village Roadshow’s first half disappointed brokers, hampered by structural issues and poor weather. Opinion is mixed regarding the outlook, with strong growth levers appearing long dated.

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PFP Wealth Management’s Tim Price decries the new trend amongst central banks globally to adopt negative rates.