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CommSec Market Update is the podcast that will help you to stay ahead of the trends with daily expert commentary as the market opens and closes. Whether you are invested in the stock market, or just looking to get started, join the team from Australia’s leading online broker and follow the changes as they happen. The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and distributed in Australia by Commonwealth Securities Limited ABN 60 067 254 399 AFSL 238814. The information does not take into ...
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The market has closed slightly down again today. Laura and Stevie discuss this performance and the international news which may have aided this move. Energy stocks were the clear winners today recouping some of their recent losses and with only three sectors seeing gains they reflect on how those sectors impacted the overall market performance. The…
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Global equity markets have retreated amid escalating Middle Eastern tensions, with oil prices surging 5% after Iran's missile attack on Israel. The tensions have also driven bond yields lower, boosted gold, and strengthened the US dollar. Meanwhile, a major US port strike could cause inflation. Technology stocks saw a sharp decline, with Apple shar…
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We have ended the three-day winning streak today as the market looks set to close with one of the worst days in a month. Laura and Stevie reflect on this recent solid performance thanks in part to the first US rate cart and stimulus out of China and look to what could be ahead for this month based on historic data. Interest rates remain in focus wi…
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It’s the first day of a new month and Wall Street has seen modest gains following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments. The S&P 500 secured its fourth consecutive quarter of gains, marking its longest winning streak since 2021. In company news, Tesla shares surged ahead of its Robotaxi debut. Meanwhile, Chinese markets are closed for Golden Week. Loc…
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It was a strong close for Australian stocks at the end of the month and quarter, with the ASX 200 rising 0.7%, marking three consecutive days of gains. The materials sector outshone others, bolstered by China's economic stimulus, pushing miners like BHP and Rio Tinto up by 11% over September. Key drivers of market performance included easing U.S. i…
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Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Aussie and global markets. US markets rose for the third consecutive week, with the Dow Jones closing at a record high, driven by a strong performance in energy stocks. In corporate news, US retailer Costco dropped nearly 2% following weaker earnings. Oil prices increased on Friday as investors we…
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The Aussie share market experienced a volatile week, with a modest 0.03% weekly gain, narrowly missing a new record high. Mining stocks surged due to Chinese stimulus, but financials struggled as funds flowed out of banks and into materials. Inflation data in Australia was in line with expectations, but core inflation remains above target, keeping …
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Improved earnings and economic news drove Wall Street to record highs, with Micron Technology posting its largest gain in 13 years due to AI-driven demand. Positive U.S. economic data has reinforced expectations of a soft landing, while China accelerated its stimulus efforts. Gold reached record levels, but silver stood out, hitting a 12-year high.…
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The ASX 200 saw its first rise of the week, nearly recouping earlier losses and approaching a record high. The materials sector, benefiting from China's stimulus, surged, while financials rebounded slightly after a rough start to the week. Consumer discretionary stocks also performed well, led by Aristocrat Leisure, which hit an all-time high. Mean…
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The S&P 500 has retreated from its record highs, with information technology among the most improved sectors. Meta Platforms shares rose after unveiling a new VR headset, entering competition with Apple's device released in February. Meanwhile, oil stocks dropped more than 2% on concerns about Libyan supply. Closer to home, Australian shares are ex…
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The ASX experienced volatility today, initially opening higher before declining by 0.25% as softer inflation data briefly boosted the market. Australia's headline inflation fell to 2.7%, a three-year low, but core inflation remains above the RBA's target. Mining stocks surged, driven by China's significant stimulus measures, with iron ore prices ri…
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Wall Street hit new record highs, led by the S&P 500, as mining stocks surged. However, U.S. consumer confidence dropped to its lowest in three years amid concerns about the labour market and broader economy. Meanwhile, China announced its largest stimulus since the pandemic, lifting oil prices by 2% and driving copper to a 10-week high. Locally, A…
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The Aussie market remained flat today amid a decision to leave interest rates unchanged. Laura and Stevie unpack this expected move and how the local market reacted as a result. They look at the performance of the sectors with materials seeing huge gains, but financials dropping a similar amount and offsetting the gains. Iron ore is in focus, Coles…
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Wall Street consolidates last week's gains with Fed officials leaving the door open to further rate cuts. Intel shares rose on speculation of a Qualcomm takeover, while ASX lithium stocks will be in focus today following Albemarle's 3% gain. Hopes for China stimulus increase after the PBOC cut rates. Oil prices tumbled on weaker manufacturing data,…
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Steve is rolling solo today as the market slips ahead of what will be a data heavy week. Reflecting on the recent record highs Steve deep-dives into why we could be seeing this breather and unpacks each of the sectors with several still seeing gains. Coles and Woolworths are in the news today and their share prices came under pressure as a result, …
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The Dow Jones closed at a fresh record high following a winning week, with investors still digesting the significant Fed rate cut. In company news, FedEx raised concerns about U.S. economic growth as their customers are shifting to cheaper and slower delivery options. Nike shares surged 7% after announcing a new CEO, while Intel shares climbed on r…
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The ASX 200 continued its winning streak today amid news of Japan holding rates steady and U.S tech stocks surging on hopes of further cuts. Locally, commodity prices rose due to a weaker U.S. dollar, benefiting miners and energy stocks, though lithium miners struggled. The August jobs report showed strong part-time job growth, while RBA economists…
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