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ASX down 0.03% near noon: Energy is best performer
Oil is set for consecutive weekly gains as a surprise draw in US inventory levels and strong demand signaled buoyant conditions in the world's top oil consumer, with West Texas Intermediate trading above $81 a barrel and Brent near $86.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: Enova Mining, Marmota, K2fly
A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Enova Mining (ASX:ENV), Marmota (ASX:MEU) and K2fly (ASX:K2F).
Read MoreKMD Brands struggling
Outdoor clothing chain KMD Brands (formerly Kathmandu) has battened down the hatches with the end of the financial year in sight, as a sales recovery stalls and earnings slide.
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Mosaic Brands facing losses
Women’s fashionwear chain owner, Mosaic Brands (ASX:MOZ), has joined the emerging list of retailers (including KMD and City Chic) confessing to weak trading and possible or actual losses ahead of the end of their 2023-24 financial years.
Read MoreTrump Media shares plummet amid high turnover
The sell-off in Trump Media accelerated Thursday, with shares losing 15% in a day of high turnover.
Read MoreCentral banks update
There were two not unexpected results from meetings of two major central banks on Thursday—the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank.
Read MoreNvidia driven rally finally runs out of steam
US markets started the trading day in positive territory with the S&P 500 briefly passing the 5,500 level for the first time ever before giving up early gains and settling lower by the close.
Read MoreNvidia driven rally finally runs out of steam
US markets started the trading day in positive territory with the S&P 500 briefly passing the 5,500 level for the first time ever before giving up early gains and settling lower by the close.
Read MorePotential gas shortages on East Coast
As temperatures plummet on the East Coast, a dual threat looms: a shortfall in gas supplies exacerbated by a lack of renewable power generation. The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has issued a stark "threat notice," cautioning that current conditions could lead to peak day shortfalls in gas supply across NSW, Victoria, the ACT, South Australia, and Tasmania, persisting possibly until the end of September.
Read MoreCity Chic Collective faces 30% sales slump
City Chic Collective (ASX:CCX) has confirmed a massive 30% slump in sales for the year ending June 30. This news strongly suggests why the struggling fashionwear retailer is attempting to raise new capital and selling off its US online Avenue business at a loss.
Read MoreASX experiences slight losses: GYG makes successful debut
On Thursday, the S&P/ASX 200 experienced slight losses despite Guzman y Gomez's successful debut, marking it as the largest IPO since November 2021.
Read MoreNew Zealand economy avoids recession
The New Zealand economy narrowly escaped recession in the three months to March 31, but like Australia, activity remains very weak as it continues to be affected by high interest rates.
Read MoreASX down 0.11% near noon: Guzman y Gomez IPOs at noon
Australian shares opened without much movement as the market aimed to prevent its third decline in four days this week. Meanwhile, European markets experienced a decline, and trading in Wall Street was halted due to a federal holiday.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: DroneShield, Terra Metals, Control Bionics
A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring DroneShield (ASX:DRO), Terra Metals (ASX:TM1) and Control Bionics (ASX:CBL).
Read MoreMinRes to close Yilgarn iron ore hub
Approximately 1,000 miners are facing an uncertain future as Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) closes its Yilgarn iron ore mining hub in the WA Goldfields region and expands deeper into longer-life mines in the Ashburton and West Pilbara regions of the state.
Read MoreBank of England faces interest rate dilemma ahead of election
What’s a central bank to do? Inflation is back on target after being above it for nearly three years, the economy is meandering, but there’s a looming election that could very well see the sitting government driven from office. So, when do you cut your key interest rate?
Read MoreEuropean markets lose momentum as US closed for Juneteenth holiday
European stocks closed mostly lower as momentum stalled in the absence of direction from US markets which were closed for the Juneteenth holiday.
Read MoreBHP’s copper ambitions
If BHP (ASX:BHP) had managed to win control of Anglo American and its 700,000 or so tonnes of annual copper production, would the company’s head of copper in South Australia, Anna Wiley, have stepped up this week and laid down a very upbeat outlook for the company’s position in the red metal?
Read MoreEuropean markets lose momentum as US closed for holiday
European stocks closed mostly lower as momentum stalled in the absence of direction from US markets which were closed for the Juneteenth holiday.
Read MoreFrom gold to crypto: Exploring Global X ETFs’ offerings
Marc Jocum, Product and Investment Strategist at Global X ETFs, speaks to Garry Crole, CEO and Managing Director of Sequoia Financial Group (ASX:SEQ), about the market for ETFs and the company's diverse product range.
Read MoreInvesting in childcare
Patrick Bell, CEO and Director of Finexia Financial Group (ASX:FNX) speaks to Garry Crole, CEO and Managing Director of Sequoia Financial Group (ASX:SEQ). Topics discussed include the company's Childcare Income Fund and its lending business.
Read MoreBuying and selling financial practices
Steve Prendeville, Founder and Director of Forte Asset Solutions, speaks to Garry Crole, CEO and Managing Director of Sequoia Financial Group (ASX:SEQ). The discussion touches on the market for financial practices, what advisors can do to prepare their business for sale and what to look out for when acquiring a business, among many other topics.
Read MoreThe GaN Revolution: Powering the technologies of tomorrow
An expert roundtable on the role of gallium nitride semiconductors in unlocking next-generation applications in quantum, defence, aviation, robotics, autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence systems.
Read MoreIs investing in gaming… worth the gamble?
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Steadfast Group (ASX:STF), Australian Stock Exchange (ASX:ASX), Light & Wonder (ASX:LNW)
Read MoreASX slips 0.1%: Energy is best performing sector
Australian shares closed marginally lower on Wednesday despite a rise in energy stocks, with the S&P/ASX 200 slipping 0.1% to 7769.7 amidst subdued sector movements. Energy stocks led gains, supported by rising oil prices, while various sectors experienced modest declines, reflecting a generally quiet trading session.
Read MoreGlobal investors bullish on stock markets
According to the June survey of big global investment managers by Bank of America, it's a bull market, and it's going to run and run.
Read MoreCoalition proposes seven nuclear power plants by 2037
The Coalition has unveiled an ambitious plan to construct seven nuclear power plants across Australia, aiming to have them operational between 2035 and 2037 if they win the next federal election.
Read MoreCentral banks continue gold purchases
Something to gladden the hearts of gold bugs: the major players in the market for the past two years—central banks—are not going to abandon the metal anytime soon, even if the People’s Bank of China made headlines by stopping purchases in May when prices soared to all-time highs.
Read MoreStocks of the Hour: HeraMED, Chariot Corporation, QX Resources
A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring HeraMED (ASX:HMD), Chariot Corporation (ASX:CC9) and QX Resources (ASX:QXR).
Read MoreASX down 0.09% near noon: S&P 500 hits another record
At 11:30am, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.09 per cent lower at 7,771. Australian shares saw modest declines despite gains in energy stocks, with the overall index experiencing a slight downturn.
Read MoreQBE plans strategic exit from North America’s middle insurance market
QBE (ASX:QBE) says it will be able to manage its decision to exit the so-called middle insurance market in North America, a move that could cost it around half a billion dollars a year in gross written premiums.
Read MoreElementos’ (ASX:ELT) unexpected high-grade mineral find in Tasmania
Joe David, Managing Director of Elementos discusses the company's recent exciting discovery of high-grade copper and gold at the Cleveland Tin Project in Tasmania. Joe provides insights into the implications of this find, the project's background, and future exploration plans.
Read MoreHigh interest rates impact consumer spending
Like in Australia, high interest rates are slowly strangling consumer spending, with May’s retail sales being the latest example.
Read MoreNvidia surpasses Microsoft and Apple to become the world’s most valuable company
For the first time ever, Nvidia on Tuesday leapfrogged Microsoft and Apple to become the most valuable company in the world.
Read MoreNvidia surge drives S&P 500 to new record
Another Nvidia price surge saw the AI giant hit a new share price high and surpass Microsoft to become the most valuable public company.
Read MoreNvidia surge drives S&P 500 to new record
Another Nvidia price surge saw the AI giant hit a new share price high and surpass Microsoft to become the most valuable public company.
Read MoreInvestor confidence plummets in French stock market amid political uncertainty
The French stock market is in decline as far as big investors are concerned, according to the latest global fund managers survey from the Bank of America, due to the snap poll called by President Macron on June 10.
Read MoreRBA holds at 4.35%, but with more hawkish language, June qtr inflation data will be key
Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses the cash rate.
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