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    Not sure what the div will be. Seen media/news from both GS & Citi saying it will be cut a bit. Even so, should still be pretty good.
    In the last 3 years, $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ has made lows around this time and rallied from November onwards. I'm prepared to hold for that post-Oct pump and collect my juicy divs through to March next year.
    While the central bank is not expected to hike rates, it is still expected to put up a hawkish stance, given that Australian inflation remains relatively sticky.
    Governor Michele Bullock is likely to flag high-for-longer rates during her press conference after the meeting, and is also expected to provide an updated forecast for the RBA’s outlook on inflation.
    Australia’s Q2 headline CPI inflation was in line with market expectations at +1.0% q/q and +3.8% y/y
    The big surprise was trimmed mean inflation of ‘just’ +0.84% q/q, which was well below consensus for +1.0% q/q
    Yes inflation is still high, but the interest rate decision is based on BETTER OR WORSE vs RBA expectations.
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    Woodside Energy $Woodside Energy Group Ltd (WDS.AU)$ on Monday said it has entered a definitive agreement to acquire US-based Tellurian $TELL.A including its owned and operated U.S. Gulf Coast Driftwood LNG development for an implied enterprise value of $1.2 billion.
    $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ 's  comfort zone is remote from farms and towns. There has been a lot of resistance to a mine from the locals over the years. I'm sure many copper producers have kicked $RXM's tyres over the past 15 years
    Today’s trading range of 24.1 points or 0.31% was the sixth smallest on record (in percentage terms).
    That fact boggled my mind. As in: today was historically benign! 🤯
    Is it the usual we can’t do anything good on a Friday for fear of impending major US economic data (note NFP’s are due tonight)?
    Or is it we lack the necessary impetus to break through the record high of 7911?
    Probably both, but evidence to support the latter is thus: 3 of the 10 smallest trading ranges on record for the S&P/ASX ...
    $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ jumps 2% even as iron ore futures hit their lowest price in almost three months.
    Vale and $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ propose $26.1B for Mariana disaster reparations, up $13B. Includes $82B cash over 20 years, $21B in obligations. BHP, Vale as secondary debtors if Samarco can't pay