Morning Report: US sharemarkets rebounded on Thursday
The Dow Jones index rose by 434 points or 1.3%. The S&P 500 index gained 1.2% and the Nasdaq index climbed 93 points or 0.7%.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index rose by 434 points or 1.3%. The S&P 500 index gained 1.2% and the Nasdaq index climbed 93 points or 0.7%.
Read MoreAfter enjoying a record close on Monday, the Australian sharemarket has now extended its losing streak to a third day, hitting a one-month low in the process.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket is slipping for a third day, held back by tech stocks together with Westpac and NAB which are both trading ex-dividend.
Read MoreThere was a decline in technology shares as key inflation data showed higher-than-expected US consumer price pressures.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket fell for a second day despite last night’s stimulatory Budget. While most sectors finished lower, it follows the ASX 200’s record close on Monday.
Read MoreDespite last night’s big spend budget, the ASX 200 is slipping for a second day after hitting a record high Monday. Tech stocks are standing out while most other sectors are under pressure.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets fell again on Tuesday. Rising commodity prices and fears of labour shortages drove expectations of higher inflation, and therefore higher interest rates.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket fell away from Monday’s record close, with most sectors finishing in the red. Tech stocks were the hardest hit, losing ground for the seventh time in eight days.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket has wiped out most of Monday’s gains, with the ASX 200 falling by ~1.2% at lunch. While the index closed at a record high yesterday, almost all sectors are pulling back today.
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Read MoreUS sharemarkets ended weaker on Monday as Investors continue to shift into cyclicals – stocks that benefit from the re-opening of the economy – while tech stocks fell.
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Read MoreThe ASX 200 index is now only 25pts away from hitting its all-time record highs after it managed to eclipse its previous closing record high today. Miners led what was a strong session for local shares.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is closing in on its all-time highs of last February on a mining led rally to start the week. Record high iron ore prices is pushing major miners while Star Entertainment & Crown Resorts are jumping on a proposed merger.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index rose by 229 points or 0.7% and the S&P 500 index also added 0.7% – both closing at record highs. And the Nasdaq index lifted 119 points or 0.9%.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket rose for a fourth time in five days, with the ASX 200 approaching 14 ½ month highs in the process. While tech stocks were by far the hardest hit this week, gold stocks were the strongest performers.
Read MorePayPal shares lifted 1.9% after the company posted better-than-expected earnings. Costco shares jumped 2.8% after the retailer said that its April sales surged 33.5%.
Read MoreThe Aussie market has snapped its three day winning run with the ASX falling on concerns over increased COVID restrictions in Greater Sydney. The ASX 200 fell 34pts or 0.5% as technology and travel stocks were some of the hardest hit names.
Read MoreDespite a firmer open, the ASX 200 is in the red around midday with broad declines led by tech, travel & big banks. Strength in miners is providing a level of support as shares fell on news of the introduction of new restrictions for greater Sydney.
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Read MoreThe Aussie sharemarket extended its winning streak to a third day, with the ASX 200 lifting by 0.39 per cent. CBA hit a six-year high, ANZ fell despite posting a larger profit and dividend while travel stocks declined.
Read MoreCalima Energy (ASX: CE1) has re-listed this week post the transformational acquisition of Canadian producer Blackspur Oil and a $37.9m capital raising from institutional and retail investors.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index rose by 20 points or 0.1%. But the S&P 500 index lost 0.7% and the Nasdaq index dropped 262 points or 1.9%.
Read MoreRecovering global economies have raised the spectre of higher inflation down the track. Trent Koch from First Sentier Investors looks at how such an environment could affect listed infrastructure assets.
Read MoreAussie shares have closed higher for a second day in a row. The ASX 200 rose 39pts or 0.56% to 7,068 as energy and mining stocks outperformed. Gold miners were some of the big winners for the day. Tech was again the major laggard.
Read MoreThe Dow Jones index rose by 238 points or 0.7%. The S&P 500 index gained 0.3%, but the Nasdaq index dropped 67.5 points or 0.5%.
Read MoreIn what was a rather flat day to start the week and month,. the major banks were the big improvers led by Westpac (WBC), which impressed investors with its first half profit results. Technology and resources weighed most as most sectors fell.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket is edging higher at lunch, with the ASX 200 up by ~0.3%. Westpac is lifting by around 4% and handed down a $3.5bn cash profit for the first half.
Read MorePresenter – Glenn Widdon – Chairman – The principal activity of Calima is investing in oil and gas exploration and production projects internationally.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with a keynote presentation from Investors Mutual Limited, Camila Energy (CE1), TNG Limited (TNG), Pearl Global Limited (PG1), Nova Minerals (NVA)
Read MoreSimon Conn Co-Portfolio Manager for QV Equities (ASX:QVE) discusses why investing on the basis of fundamentals is returning to favour, and which companies in the QVE portfolio are benefitting from this renewed focus on fundamentals.
Read MorePresenter – Christopher Gerteisen – Executive Director & CEO – Nova Minerals Limited is a company that combines exploration, entrepreneurship with a focus on growth to create long-term value for shareholders and stakeholders.
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Read MoreRandal Jenneke, head of Australian equities and portfolio manager for the T. Rowe Price Australian Equity Fund, recaps the March quarter and looks ahead to the rest of 2021.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket has shaken off record highs hit in the US overnight, with all sectors currently in negative territory. The ASX 200 remains on track to lift for a seventh straight month.
Read MorePresenter – Jonathan Fisher – Chief Financial Officer – TNG is an Australian resources company progressing development of its 100% owned Mount Peake Project in the Northern Territory, Australia.
Read MoreThe US sharemarket rose by 0.7% overnight, hitting a fresh record high in the process. Facebook rose by over 7% in response to its latest results while Amazon’s quarterly profits more than tripled.
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