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ASX closes up 25 to 7503. Mixed session on low volumes and a narrow trading range. Big miners in the spotlight on capital management hopes and a bottom in iron ore, plus lithium stocks continuing to push higher. PLS up 4.6% and ORE up 0.7%. VUL a stand out up 15.9% after being assigned a zero carbon rating, in theory at least.
Asian market slightly positive and European markets set to follow US higher.
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ASX 200 takes a breather down 17 points at 7475. BNPL shine as miners and banks slip lower. The Big Bank Basket at $180.60. APT leads with a 11.4% gain. PBH ex rights today and down over 11% and below placement price. All Tech Index up another 2.9%.
European markets expected to open narrowly down. Dow futures up 102.
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ASX 200 falls 25 points to finish the week unchanged at 7393. Banks held firm as NAB announced a $2.5bn buyback. FMG tumbled 5% plus and MMM led tech stocks down falling 21.5%. APT weak too on SZL up date falling 5.3% SZL down 11%. BHP a bright spot.
Asian markets resume sell off and US futures weaker with Dow Futures down 150.
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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast.
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ASX 200 rises 38 points to 7417. Quiet trade and narrow range. Big miners in focus on production reports and RIO dividends. Banks unchanged. Quarterlies the focus. Bid for IRE up 13.9% and tech stock starring with the All Tech Index up 2.3% BNPL back in favour at least for now.
Shell announce US$2bn buyback. Europe showing small gains.
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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast.
This is for those members that do not want to see a video but would rather have a podcast whilst driving perhaps.
Same content - different format.
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ASX 200 falls 52 points to 7379 as tech stocks smacked again with the All-Tech Index down 1.9%. APT the main culprit off 3.6%. Quarterlies continue and SKI gets a raised bid from KKR plus CPI comes in at highest level since 2008. 10 -year yields shaken but not stirred at 1.1%. RIO results after hours. Special dividend of US185c and ordinary of US376c.
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Welcome to the new MT Breakfast Briefing Podcast.
This is for those members that do not want to see a video but would rather have a podcast whilst driving perhaps.
Same content - different format.
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ASX 200 closes up 37 points to 7431 in another record breaking Gold medal performance. Banks and big miners leading the charge. Good results from TPW and BSL helped set the scene and once again NSW's record CV19 cases were shrugged off.
Dow futures down 76 points and European futures expected to open flat ahead of a big night of US earnings.
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