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Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

The ASX 200 is down 73 (-1.1%), slipping away after we outperformed a bit yesterday. The energy sector is outperforming on the back of some stellar numbers from WDS, up 5.2%.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

 A much better night - seems the Friday sell-off is, as Henry suggested, a Friday thing with a reversal on Monday. Two major drivers include good US Bank sector results which include the same vibe as we had last week from the BOQ - higher net interest margins, and an 'historic' policy U-Turn in the UK with the new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, all but reversing the disastrous UK government policy measures that cratered the markets two weeks ago. The US dollar dropped 1.12% - a crucial element of the eventual reversal in the markets that we have bet on in the last week. Much 'happier to hold' today than we were yesterday. But it's still volatile.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

Not a great start to the week, the ASX 200 is down 112 points (-1.7%), to 6647.  All sectors are trading lower. Gold is the worst sector today, with the gold price down 1.4%. REITs and the banks are outperforming but still lower. Technology is down across the board; the All-Tech Index is down 1.0%. The resources sector is taking a hit following the Chinese GDP downgrades and iron ore struggles. Endeavour Group (EDV) is up 1.2%, following a first-quarter trading update.  Costa Group (CGC) is down 12.6%, after issuing a trading update due to adverse weather conditions.  CSL Limited (CSL) is down 1.7%, following a trading update, including an update on Vifor.  AdBri (ABC) taking a hit down nearly 20% as inflationary pressures and a strong AUD hurt outlook.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

Anyone who has been in broking will tell you that the Morning Meeting is how all brokers start the day. The format is to have a quick look at the overnight markets, consider what's coming up in the day ahead, hear from the analysts, share ideas and get set up for the day's stock market activity.

Down trend in our and international markets.

No one wants to do anything ahead of the US CPI number tonight. Expecting core CPI of +6.5% YonY and +0.5% MonM. Up from 6.4% and 0.3%. So no peak in inflation yet.

Tune into our Morning Meeting for a quick listen on daily market activity.

No one wants to do anything ahead of the US CPI number tonight. We are expecting core CPI of +6.5% YonY and +0.5% MonM. Up from 6.4% and 0.3%. So no peak in inflation yet.

The Dow Jones gave away a 216 point rise to close down 28 on the day (-0.1%). The NASDAQ almost unchanged down 0.09%; S&P 500 down 0.24%.

Hear more with our Morning Meeting.

The ASX 200 SPI Futures up 12 points, the Dow is down 94 points (0.3%). 

Marcus and Henry talk, AGM season and share ideas to get you set up for the day's stock market activity.