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The market has started off the month lower, finishing down around 0.4%. Only 3 sectors managed to lift, with energy up on top. Qantas had another troubling day as they face hefty fines and mining company Fortescue was down after a third executive resigned in just one week.
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Starting in the U.S this morning where Wall Street ended mixed after inline inflation data. Meanwhile global share markets have ended August lower. The team looks into cannabis stock results overnight. Plus this mornings commodities and the AUD.
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The last day of the month saw the market have it’s fourth straight day of gains, however it gained only 0.10%. 8 of the 11 sectors were up, with telcos back in the green and energy having the biggest losses. Harvey Norman rose despite a decrease in profits and Qantas faces some turbulence.
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Wall Street ends higher overnight as weaker economic data fuels rate pause bets. Ryan and Tom assess European and Aussie inflation data as well as another potential major Chinese property default. Ryan looks locally with Harvey Norman shares in focus ahead of todays earning results. Plus this mornings commodities and the AUD.
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The wins continue with the market gaining 1.2% and narrowing August’s losses. The only sector to truly decline was the telcos, all other sectors gained or remained flat. Clothing retailer City Chic were down after disappointing results and candle retailer Dusk also fell heavily due to results. Coming up, the last of the profit reporting season.
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To the U.S first this morning where shares ended sharply higher with job data feeling rate optimism. Ryan and Tom assess China’s latest stimulus measures. Ryan previews Aussie inflation data due today. Plus this mornings commodities and the AUD.
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It was another day of wins for the ASX200 with the market closing in the green. 8 of the 11 sectors finished higher with materials on top and energy closing the lowest. Tassie whiskey producers Lark Distillery were up despite negative profit results and Star Entertainment were up after returning to profitability.
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To the U.S first this morning where Wall Street ended higher as investors await inflation and jobs data. Meanwhile Ryan and Tom discuss Chinas latest attempts to boost its struggling economy. They look ahead to Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Bullock’s speech. Plus this mornings commodities and AUD.
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It was a positive start to the week with the market gaining almost 45 points. 10 of the 11 sectors finished up, with tech being the only one to decline. Health care was on top thanks to a lift in its biggest stock, CSL. EVT Limited, the owner of IMAX and event cinemas has made comeback thanks to big hits like Barbie and Oppenheimer, doubling its profits. Mining company Fortescue was down after some bad profit results and an unexpected change in its leadership team. Despite the gains today, August is still tracking to be the worst month of the year.
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U.S and European stock markets push higher in response to measured words from Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole. Meanwhile futures point to an improvement for the ASX 200 at the start of trade on Monday. Tom and Ryan preview some of the big hurdles in the coming week. Plus this mornings commodities.
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Stay across key moves in the Australian and global share markets with the CommSec Market Update. Brought to you by CommSec’s expert team, join us for two, 10-minute episodes every weekday to keep your finger on the pulse.
Start your morning at 7am with James Gruber and Gillian Bowen for a comprehensive analysis of overnight international moves and a look at what to expect for the day ahead. Then, once the ASX closes, join Steve Daghlian and Laura Besarati for a thorough wrap-up of the day’s trade.
Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, we keep you up to date on the what, and also the why.
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