CommSec Market Update

A stronger-than-expected US jobs report rattled Wall Street on Friday, fuelling expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike and pushing bond yields higher. The ASX is poised for a steady open as attention turns to the RBA, with several officials speaking this week. Plus, besides inflation, what else is driving bond yields higher around the world?

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The Australian share market finished Friday lower as investors grapple with rising interest rate expectations following stronger than expected economic growth and inflation data. The ASX 200 remains near the key nine thousand point level after declining for three of the month's four sessions. Global bond yields surging, US debt concerns, and upcoming inflation data from both the US and Australia are keeping markets on edge ahead of key central bank decisions.

Steve Daghlian and Laura Besarati are Market Analysts at CommSec. Each episode, they break down the day's market movements and explain what the numbers really mean.

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Rate hike fears eased overnight after comments from Fed Governor Christopher Waller, helping send US stocks sharply higher and bond yields lower. The ASX is poised to rise at the open, while a softer US dollar helped lift most commodities. Plus, which ASX stock has been the best performer of the past decade?

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The Australian share market recovered from three straight sessions of losses, closing higher on Thursday as China's services sector data exceeded expectations. Financials led gains with major banks rising strongly, while miners bounced back sharply from Wednesday's heavy selloff. Energy stocks retreated on oil price softness, and several large names traded ex-dividend. Upcoming US jobs data and local dividend payments remain key catalysts ahead.

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A sense of calm returned to Wall Street overnight, with US stocks snapping a three-day losing streak as bond yields eased from recent highs. The ASX is poised to open higher following yesterday’s sharp fall, while oil prices remain elevated amid renewed fighting between the US and Iran. Plus, a closer look at the quiet bull market taking hold across agricultural commodities.

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The Australian share market fell for a third consecutive session, breaking below the key 9000 point level for the first time since late July. Stronger than expected economic growth data ramped up expectations for an RBA rate hike in September, while escalating Middle East tensions and a US bond market sell-off added pressure. Materials and gold stocks led declines, though energy remained the year's top performer.

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Renewed US attacks on Iran rattled global markets overnight, sending oil prices surging and fuelling another rise in bond yields as inflation concerns intensified. Wall Street tumbled and the ASX is poised to follow with a sharp fall at the open. Plus, what Australian 10-year bond yields reaching 15-year highs could mean for investors and the economy.

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The Australian share market edged lower on the opening day of spring, pulling back slightly after a five month winning streak. Energy stocks led gains amid geopolitical tensions, while consumer discretionary stocks struggled as property price declines sparked concerns about household spending. Upcoming economic growth data and interest rate decisions will shape September's outlook.

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Renewed fighting between the US and Iran rattled global markets overnight, pushing oil back above US$90 a barrel and reigniting inflation and interest rate concerns. Wall Street finished lower as a result, with the ASX poised to follow. Plus, a closer look at new figures showing Australia’s housing downturn is deepening.

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The Australian share market finished August mixed but on track for a fifth consecutive month of gains. Financials led while miners and tech retreated following hawkish commentary from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole, raising odds of a September rate hike. Gold prices fell sharply, pressuring the gold subsector. Key catalysts ahead include the US Fed meeting on September 16 and the RBA decision weeks later, alongside building approvals data and ongoing dividend payouts.

Steve Daghlian and Laura Besarati are Market Analysts at CommSec. Each episode, they break down the day's market movements and explain what the numbers really mean.

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