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The morning wrap from ausbiz covers market updates, the Fed interest rate decision, market risks, and investor caution. Greg Canavan from Canavan Capital discusses the impact of rising bond yields on equities, oil prices, and the potential implications for the Australian market. The conversation delves into central bank rate hikes, the impact on the economy, and the outlook for earnings growth and resource sector investments.
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The ausbiz morning wrap provides a comprehensive overview of global market movements. Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory discusses AI concerns and the market reaction. He also looks ahead to the Fed decision and his market positioning as well as revealing the latest ETF inflows as they relate to fixed income and energy.
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The conversation with Grady Wulff from Bell Direct begins with a global market overview, highlighting market performance and key indicators. It then delves into market volatility, the impact of a potential Fed rate hike, and the performance and outlook of commodities. The discussion shifts to the rising commodity, tungsten, and Bell's view on the commodities complex. Grady further explores portfolio balancing, cautious investment approach, and the impact of rate hikes on investment decisions.
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Nick Feil from Prenzler Group discusses the dramatic market moves on global markets overnight with oil prices surging 7 percent and Treasury yields also jumping. With a focus on small caps, Nick dives into the energy space as well as lithium, while also seeing opportunities in the ag space.
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The morning wrap from ausbiz focuses on oil prices, treasury yields, and market moves. Mark Gardner from MPC Markets discusses the impact of oil prices on inflation, equities, and commodities. He analyses Apple's innovation and market positioning. Mark gives his view on commodities, gold, and software stocks as investment opportunities.
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The morning wrap from ausbiz provides a comprehensive overview of global market trends, including surging oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and the influence of macro thematics on markets. James Gerrish from Market Matters discusses the impact of dividends on market performance, concerns related to property prices and RBA interest rate moves, private credit risks, portfolio adjustments, and investment strategies for commodities and energy.
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The ausbiz morning wrap discusses global markets, inflation concerns, rate hike expectations, and the impact on various commodities. Zach Riaz from Banyantree Investment Management considers the relationship between rates, equities, and volatility, as well as investment strategies in the current market environment. Additionally, he touches on the potential impact of El Niño on ag stocks and the bullish outlook on copper.
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The morning wrap from ausbiz covers market movements, implications of non-farm payrolls, energy market concerns, prospects of a rate hike, investment strategies, and views on banks. Adam Dawes from Shaw and Partners discusses individual stocks and portfolio positioning.
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The conversation begins with a market overview and global market performance, followed by the impact of Fed commentary on market sentiment. It then delves into ASX market trends and reporting season, followed by an analysis of Corporate Travel Management (CTD) stock and Domino's stock, including their turnaround strategies.
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The morning wrap from ausbiz covers the global market performance, local market pressure, reporting season insights, and stock analysis. Jason Yin from Lincoln Indicators provides valuable perspectives on market signals, stock performance, and investment strategies with a deeper dive into CSL, Objective Corp, SKS and Brambles.
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ausbiz a.m. drops every weekday morning before the ASX opens.
Host Andrew Geoghegan is joined each day by one of the ausbiz experts: analysts, money managers, strategists. Together…
Built for Australian investors who want the signal without the noise. New episodes drop every weekday morning.