The ASX experienced volatility today, initially opening higher before declining by 0.25% as softer inflation data briefly boosted the market. Australia's headline inflation fell to 2.7%, a three-year low, but core inflation remains above the RBA's target. Mining stocks surged, driven by China's significant stimulus measures, with iron ore prices rising and BHP up 3.5%. The Australian dollar also hit a 69-cent high, influenced by China’s stimulus and the RBA's stance on interest rates.



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The Aussie share market experienced a volatile week, with a modest 0.03% weekly gain, narrowly missing a new record high. Mining stocks surged due to Chinese stimulus, but financials struggled as funds flowed out of banks and into materials. Inflation data in Australia was in line with expectations, but core inflation remains above target, keeping rate cuts in focus. The Reserve Bank held rates steady, while US inflation and upcoming jobs data are key indicators for the next moves in interest rates. A2 Milk stood out with a sharp stock price rise, halted due to speculation of a potential acquisition.



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Market Close 27 Sep 24: Aussie stocks close in on fresh all-time highs

Improved earnings and economic news drove Wall Street to record highs, with Micron Technology posting its largest gain in 13 years due to AI-driven demand. Positive U.S. economic data has reinforced expectations of a soft landing, while China accelerated its stimulus efforts. Gold reached record levels, but silver stood out, hitting a 12-year high. In contrast, oil slipped 3% on the prospect of increased output. Meanwhile, Australian shares are set to rise as iron ore prices surpass $100 USD.

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Morning Report 27 Sep 24: S&P 500 closes higher to post fresh record

The ASX 200 saw its first rise of the week, nearly recouping earlier losses and approaching a record high. The materials sector, benefiting from China's stimulus, surged, while financials rebounded slightly after a rough start to the week. Consumer discretionary stocks also performed well, led by Aristocrat Leisure, which hit an all-time high. Meanwhile, the energy sector struggled due to falling oil prices. Brickworks saw significant gains despite posting a loss, largely due to its long-standing dividend growth. Tomorrow will be a major day for dividend payments, with CBA and Fortescue leading the pack.

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Market Close 26 Sep 24: Best day in two weeks

The S&P 500 has retreated from its record highs, with information technology among the most improved sectors. Meta Platforms shares rose after unveiling a new VR headset, entering competition with Apple's device released in February. Meanwhile, oil stocks dropped more than 2% on concerns about Libyan supply. Closer to home, Australian shares are expected to open higher on Thursday, as miners look to China for further gains. However, Australian inflation hit a three-year low, putting pressure on the Aussie dollar

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Morning Report 26 Sep 24: Dow Jones falls nearly 300 points snapping a 4-day winning streak

Market Close 25 Sep 24: Softer inflation fails to inspire Aussie stocks

Wall Street hit new record highs, led by the S&P 500, as mining stocks surged. However, U.S. consumer confidence dropped to its lowest in three years amid concerns about the labour market and broader economy. Meanwhile, China announced its largest stimulus since the pandemic, lifting oil prices by 2% and driving copper to a 10-week high. Locally, Aussie inflation is set to hit a 3 year low but don’t expect a rate cut.

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Morning Report 25 Sep 24: US stock market rally propped up by Nvidia’s climb

The Aussie market remained flat today amid a decision to leave interest rates unchanged.  Laura and Stevie unpack this expected move and how the local market reacted as a result.  They look at the performance of the sectors with materials seeing huge gains, but financials dropping a similar amount and offsetting the gains.  Iron ore is in focus, Coles and Woolworths continue to struggle following the headlines of yesterday, and uranium miners are seeing gains.

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Market Close 24 Sep 24: Interest rates remain on hold.  How did the market respond?

Wall Street consolidates last week's gains with Fed officials leaving the door open to further rate cuts. Intel shares rose on speculation of a Qualcomm takeover, while ASX lithium stocks will be in focus today following Albemarle's 3% gain. Hopes for China stimulus increase after the PBOC cut rates. Oil prices tumbled on weaker manufacturing data, while gold hit another record high. Meanwhile, a flat start is expected in Australia on Tuesday ahead of the RBA's interest rate decision

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Morning Report 24 Sep 24: S&P 500 and Dow Jones Index hit fresh closing record highs

Steve is rolling solo today as the market slips ahead of what will be a data heavy week.  Reflecting on the recent record highs Steve deep-dives into why we could be seeing this breather and unpacks each of the sectors with several still seeing gains.  Coles and Woolworths are in the news today and their share prices came under pressure as a result, Webjet is seeing some changes, and REA Group continue with their takeover attempts.  A number of mining companies performed well today, and Steve looks at what to expect in the week ahead both locally and internationally.

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Market Close 23 Sep 24: The Aussie market eases from record high

The Dow Jones closed at a fresh record high following a winning week, with investors still digesting the significant Fed rate cut. In company news, FedEx raised concerns about U.S. economic growth as their customers are shifting to cheaper and slower delivery options. Nike shares surged 7% after announcing a new CEO, while Intel shares climbed on reports of a Qualcomm takeover approach. Gold hit a fresh record high, and oil prices rose, though questions remain about the sustainability of its recovery. Locally, Australian shares are under pressure ahead of the RBA meeting and inflation data release this week.

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Morning Report 23 Sep 24: ASX set to drop from record as traders brace for more RBA hawkishness

The ASX 200 continued its winning streak today amid news of Japan holding rates steady and U.S tech stocks surging on hopes of further cuts. Locally, commodity prices rose due to a weaker U.S. dollar, benefiting miners and energy stocks, though lithium miners struggled. The August jobs report showed strong part-time job growth, while RBA economists pushed rate cut expectations to December. Next week, investors will be watching the RBA's rate decision, inflation updates, and significant dividend payouts from major companies.



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Market Close 20 Sep 24: Winning streak continues for ASX 200

Wall Street celebrates as stocks surge, with the S&P 500 notching its 39th record in 2024 and the Dow Jones reaching 42,000 points for the first time. U.S. jobless claims have fallen to their lowest level since May, signalling a strong labour market. In Europe, the Bank of England has held interest rates steady. In commodities, copper, oil, gold, and iron ore all rose, with iron ore boosted by hopes for a China stimulus. Locally, Australian shares are on track to hit a fourth record high.



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Morning Report 20 Sep 24: Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit record highs on euphoria over Fed rate cut

The ASX 200 hit a fresh record high today after the US Federal Reserve announced a mammoth 50 basis-point rate cut. While U.S. markets initially surged on the news, they later dipped when Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted at smaller rate cuts ahead. Australia's jobs data surprised with higher-than-expected part-time job growth, though full-time jobs fell. Mining and energy stocks rebounded, but healthcare and industrials struggled, with ALS Ltd dropping sharply after a disappointing trading update.



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Market Close 19 Sep 24: ASX 200 hits third-straight all-time high

Wall Street ended lower despite the US Federal Reserve announcing a 50 basis point interest rate cut, the first in four and a half years. Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the market's response, including the S&P 500 and Dow Jones hitting record highs, with small caps and regional banks outperforming, while utilities and technology stocks weighed down Wall Street. Closer to home, Aussie shares are expected to dip ahead of a key jobs report

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Morning Report 19 Sep 24: Stocks hit record highs after Fed’s supersized rate cut

The ASX saw modest movement today, briefly hitting a new record high but largely treading water ahead of key events. The US Federal Reserve's much-anticipated decision on a potential rate cut is expected to significantly impact global markets, with a possible 50 basis point reduction under consideration. Australian jobs data, set to release tomorrow, will also be closely monitored. On the corporate front, Harvey Norman is facing legal action over allegedly selling unnecessary warranties, while Synlait narrowly avoided bankruptcy through a shareholder-backed capital raise. The materials and healthcare sectors struggled, with miners like BHP and Rio Tinto hit by falling iron ore prices, while utilities and energy stocks performed better due to rising oil prices.



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Market Close 18 Sep 24: Market treads water ahead of US rate cut and Aussie jobs data

Anxiety is building ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's upcoming rate cut decision, which Ryan has liken to a ‘coin toss’. U.S. Treasury yields rose after a strong retail sales report, while both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones notch all time highs. Microsoft shares surged following the announcement of a $60 billion share buyback program. In contrast, Accenture, the worst performer on the S&P 500, faced setbacks after delaying staff promotions. Locally, the Australian market is expected to dip, ending a four-day winning streak as investors await China's rate announcement.

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Morning Report 18 Sep 24: Stocks end with little changed as early gains fade before Fed decision

Stevie joins Laura again today as the Aussie market improved for a fourth straight day that broke record highs.  With a US rate cut imminent they discuss the impact that this is having on the market, break down the performance of the sectors with most seeing only slight gains, and talk through the companies trading ex-dividend.  They look at the stocks that were on the winners and losers list for today, and they look to the night ahead.

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Market Close 17 Sep 24: Record highs and a fourth straight day of gains

Wall Street braces as US interest rate futures indicate higher odds of a supersized Fed move. US two-year Treasury yields hit their lowest level since September 2022. Technology stocks were under significant pressure last night, with Apple being the worst performer on the Dow Jones, as its shares fell due to signs of soft demand for the new iPhone 16. In commodities, Goldman Sachs cut its iron ore forecast, while oil prices surged due to hurricane impacts. Locally, Aussie shares are poised to reach a record high.

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Morning Report 17 Sep 24: Dow Jones touches new record high as investors rotate out of tech stocks

Laura is solo today on a positive start to the week for the Aussie market as it has continued to flirt with a record high.  Laura reflects on the session which did lose steam as the day went on, discussing investor sentiment amid a sea of international volatility, and unpacks the economic data that we saw out of China this weekend.  She talks through the stocks that saw the biggest movements today, the performance of the sectors with four seeing declines, and pre-emptively discusses what we could see in the week ahead.

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Market Close 16 Sep 24: The Aussie market flirts with a record high

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the upcoming week in Australian and global markets. Last week, Wall Street had its best performance of 2024, following its worst week just prior. The world now braces for a potential Fed easing after a 36-hour rate rollercoaster. Meanwhile, Walmart shares rallied to an all-time high. Locally, gold hit a record high and Aussie shares are expected to test their own record today, although Chinese economic data may weigh on the market.

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Morning Report 16 Sep 24: Aussie shares to test record highs

The Aussie market came close to a record high before losing momentum, ending the day up just 0.3%. U.S. inflation data suggests a likely 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed next week, which could spark global market reactions. The Australian market saw mixed sector performances, with materials leading gains due to higher commodity prices, while financials lagged. Gold miners surged after a record high in gold prices, and several companies traded ex-dividend. Looking ahead, key global economic data and central bank decisions, particularly from the U.S., Japan, and the UK, could influence markets. The upcoming Aussie jobs report will also be crucial before the RBA's decision on September 24th.



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Market Close 13 Sep 24: ASX spooked after almost cracking record high

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss Wall Street's recent performance, highlighting positive trends in the US markets and the impact of inflation data. They also explore how producer price data suggests a smaller US rate cut may be on the horizon. Meanwhile, Nvidia continues its tech rebound, and European shares rise following an interest rate cut by the European Central Bank. Closer to home, Aussie shares are poised for a higher open, supported by a softer US dollar and record-high gold prices.

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Morning Report 13 Sep 24: S&P 500 has its fourth straight winning session

The Aussie market had a strong day with all sectors posting gains, pushing the ASX 200 close to its best day in four weeks. This upward trend followed a mixed U.S. inflation report that eased recession fears, boosting global markets. Tech stocks, led by WiseTech, reached record highs, while energy stocks rebounded slightly due to rising oil prices. Financials and materials saw mixed results, with BHP dropping post ex-dividend trading. Meanwhile, lithium and uranium miners experienced notable gains due to supply concerns and strategic shifts, setting the stage for further market activity influenced by upcoming global economic data and decisions.

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Market Close 12 Sep 24: Best day in 4 weeks

Technology stocks led Wall Street higher despite a mixed inflation report, with Nvidia spearheading the rebound following the post-CPI sell-off. The world's largest lithium miner surged on production cuts in China, while oil prices jumped as a U.S. Gulf hurricane spurs a short covering. BHP is trading ex-dividend today, and Australian shares are expected to rise ahead of the Commonwealth Bank's household spending insights report

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Morning Report 12 Sep 24: Inflation data dents hopes for a big Fed rate cut

The market was flat for the majority of today but dipped slightly toward the end of the session ahead of upcoming inflation reports.  Laura and Stevie unpack what could be expected there and how that data could move markets locally.  They discuss the stocks that saw the largest moves with some of the best performers of late having been some of the worst today, investigate the company news that moved markets, and whether the presidential debate had any impact.

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Market Close 11 Sep 24: Lithium stocks stand out despite ASX fall

Wall Street has seen mixed results as investors remained cautious ahead of key inflation data. JP Morgan led a bank sell-off after tempering revenue expectations, while Tesla, Oracle, and Nvidia pushed the NASDAQ higher. Oil prices settled near a three-year low due to a weak demand outlook. Meanwhile, Australian shares are expected to edge higher on Wednesday ahead of the RBA economic update and discussions surrounding REA Group's takeover talks with Rightmove.

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Morning Report 11 Sep 24: Stocks shrug off big bank gloom as tech rallies

Laura and Stevie are back on a day which saw a slight lift.  Consumer confidence data and discussions around rate changes start the podcast today, and they reflect on the international movements that impacted local markets with data out of China under the microscope and US performance potentially playing a part.  With most sectors in the green there was fresh records to be seen today, and Apple was in focus following their announcements overnight.

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Market Close 10 Sep 24: Markets tread water ahead of US inflation

US investors pounce on discounted stocks, leading to a rebound in the market. Apple unveiled the iPhone 16 yesterday, showcasing its new AI features. Oil prices edge higher as a hurricane approaches the US Gulf Coast while iron ore ended its six-day losing streak amid hopes for Chinese stimulus. Locally, Aussie shares are expected to rise ahead of business and consumer confidence surveys.

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Morning Report 10 Sept 24: Bargain hunting pushes Dow Jones almost 500 points higher

The market dipped slightly today but it could have been worse as Laura and Stevie report.  They reflect on a session which bounced back from some of the earlier declines looking into what drove those early drops.  US data is in focus with jobs and interest rate decisions in the conversation, and Chinese business and consumer data spoke of a slow economy.  Laura and Stevie unpack the impact that this is having back home, discuss the performance of the sectors, and look at the stocks that saw the largest movements.

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Market Close 09 Sep 24: Investors await Apple’s annual event

Wall Street slumps as investors worry over weakening job growth and debate the potential for larger rate cuts ahead of key inflation data. Technology stocks were hit hard, with the NASDAQ dropping 6% last week due to growth concerns. Apple’s annual iPhone event, launching the iPhone 16, begins today and is a key event to watch. Locally, the ASX 200 is expected to open 1% lower on Monday, with energy stocks in focus following a 2% decline in oil prices

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Morning Report 09 Sept 24: Wall Street slumps as figures reveal cooling jobs market

The ASX saw a slight recovery today, however, global markets remain nervous ahead of the key U.S. non-farm payrolls report tonight, which could influence interest rate decisions and recession fears. This week, energy and mining stocks in Australia had their worst week of the year, weighed down by lower commodity prices, ex-dividend trades, and concerns over slowing economies in the U.S. and China. While tech giant Nvidia's massive 10% drop this week underscored tech sector volatility, major banks like CBA performed strongly, reaching record highs. Looking ahead, next week will be quieter locally, but critical inflation data from the U.S. and a European Central Bank meeting will shape global market movements.



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Market Close 06 Sep 24: Worst week of the year for energy & mining stocks

Wall Street has seen mixed results as weak employment data weighed on sentiment, with U.S. private payrolls falling to a three-and-a-half-year low. Ryan also previews the highly anticipated U.S. government payroll data set for release on Friday. In company news, Tesla is preparing to launch a new drive-assist system in China and Europe. Meanwhile, oil prices remain at a 14-month low due to demand concerns, while metal prices firmed. Aussie shares are expected to rise, with the Aussie dollar supported as the RBA maintains its hawkish stance.

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Morning Report 06 Sept 24: S&P 500 posts third straight loss as growth fears plague investors

The Australian stock market managed a modest rebound, with the ASX 200 rising slightly after a significant drop yesterday. U.S. job market data remains pivotal, influencing global markets amid recession fears. Data center stocks surged following a landmark acquisition deal for Air Trunk, highlighting growing demand for data storage amid AI advancements. Meanwhile, energy stocks took a hit due to ex-dividend trading and declining oil prices, while financials and miners saw mixed performances.

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Market Close 05 Sep 24: Ai boom drives tech stocks higher

Wall Street struggles to find composure amid lingering growth concerns. Nvidia is in the spotlight after reportedly experiencing the largest single-day market cap drop in history. Commodities remain under pressure, including oil, which has slumped to its lowest levels since late 2023. Locally, Aussie shares are expected to open flat on Thursday ahead of a key speech by Reserve Bank Governor Michelle Bullock.

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Morning Report 05 Sept 24: Nvidia extends losses after largest market cap drop in history

Laura would rather ‘stare directly into the sun’ than look at the market today.  An odd admission, but one fuelled by the poor performance of the Aussie market which saw significant declines following drops in the US market.  Data out of China also weighed on the market so they discuss this, and look at the local economic data that played a part.  With all 11 sectors down they look at their individual performances, oil prices are in conversation, and they look to what could lie ahead.

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Market Close 04 Sep 24: Worst day in a month for Aussie stocks

Wall Street took a sharp downturn, experiencing significant sell-offs driven by growth concerns, reminiscent of August's market drop. Nvidia shares plunged 10%, leading chip stocks to their worst day since March 2020. The sell-off also impacted commodity prices, with oil slumping 5% amid hopes for a resolution to the Libyan dispute, and copper falling to a two-week low on concerns about Chinese demand. Meanwhile, Australian shares are expected to decline ahead of key economic growth data.

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Morning Report 04 Sept 24: Wall Street starts September with worst day since August 5 global sell-off

It has been a quiet start to the month after a rocky August, with Laura describing the session today as ‘directionless’ with the US market shut.  Laura and Stevie look at the performance of the sectors which was evenly split across gains and declines with materials and consumer staples seeing some losses.  They look at the stocks that caught their eye as CBA hits record highs once again, discuss the large number of stocks trading ex-dividend, and look to what to expect as the US market reopens. 

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Market Close 03 Sep 24: Dividends weigh on Aussie stocks

Northern hemisphere markets remain neutral as Wall Street celebrates Labor Day. German stocks reached a record high despite its ongoing political uncertainty. Meanwhile, Rightmove shares surged following REA Group's bid, while iron ore experienced its steepest decline in two years. Locally, Aussie shares are expected to open slightly higher, ex-dividend stocks are in focus and the Aussie dollar has risen as the Greenback weakens ahead of the upcoming jobs report.

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Morning Report 03 Sept 24: Wall Street closed for Labor Day holiday

It was a mixed performance for the Aussie market today with reporting season having come to a close.  Laura and Stevie reflect on a session which started with declines but gradually clawed those losses back to finish in the green.  They reflect on the performance of the last month and look at the stocks that drove the gains today.  They dive into the performance of each of the sectors, Gold prices are in the conversation, and they discuss the stocks that caught their attention including REA Group and Star Entertainment.

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Market Close 02 Sep 24: Star Entertainment Group suspended from trading on the ASX

Wall Street has ended August on a high note, with record highs for the Dow Jones and S&P 500. The U.S market posted its fourth consecutive month of gains as the stock rally broadened ahead of upcoming job data. Earnings growth has been particularly strong in the technology, financial, and healthcare sectors. However, U.S oil prices plunged by 3% as OPEC increased output. This decline, along with falling commodity prices like oil and iron ore, has put pressure on the Aussie market and weakened the Aussie dollar.

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Morning Report 02 Sept 24: Dow Jones hits second consecutive record high

The Aussie market closed flat, but is likely to end August with a slight decline. Reporting season was mixed, with notable movements like Downer rising 17% after a strong profit report and Appen plunging 16% after losing key contracts. Retail spending was flat in July, aligning with higher costs of living. Looking ahead, key US inflation data and Australian economic growth updates will shape next week’s market focus.

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Market Close 30 Aug 24: A flat end to a turbulent month

Wall Street has ended August in neutral, with US economic data suggesting a soft landing for the world's largest economy. The Dow Jones hit a record high, while the NASDAQ declined as Nvidia shares tumbled. Oil prices rose due to supply concerns in Libya and Iraq. Meanwhile, Aussie shares are expected to finish the week on a high, supported by strong commodity prices and recently released retail spending data.

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Morning Report 30 Aug 24: Dow Jones hits record high as share market rally broadens

The ASX 200 closed slightly lower despite some gains earlier in the week. The market's performance was influenced by a tough start to August and modest improvements since, with concerns about a US recession and Japan's interest rate hike adding pressure. Nvidia's stellar earnings in the US were overshadowed by doubts about sustained growth, impacting global sentiment. Locally, Westfarmers' higher profits were dampened by a weaker trading outlook, while Qantas and Dusk saw modest gains. As earnings season winds down, eyes are on upcoming retail spending data and further profit results.



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Market Close 29 Aug 24: Final flurry of profit results

Wall Street retreats as investors eagerly await Nvidia's earnings figures, while Australian shares are set to fall amid declining commodity prices. OpenAI is in talks to raise funding, which would value the company at $100 billion. Meanwhile, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has reached a market value of $1 trillion. U.S. retail shares, including Lululemon, PVH, and Foot Locker, are under pressure as the economic outlook deteriorates. Locally, the earnings season is winding down, with previews from Wesfarmers and Mineral Resources.

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Morning Report 29 Aug 24: Wall Street tumbles as investors brace for Nvidia results

The market has remained flat today with a drop happening ahead of upcoming inflation data, but then settling once those numbers were revealed.  Laura and Stevie reflect on the data and how it moved markets breaking down the performance of each of the sectors, discuss the best and worst performers for the day including City Chic and Adairs, and look to the day ahead.

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Market Close 28 Aug 24: A flat day for the market as inflation data is back in focus

Wall Street slips into neutral as the market anticipates key earnings reports. Ryan and Tom preview Nvidia’s results, noting that the AI giant could have a greater impact on the market than Jerome Powell's upcoming Jackson Hole speech. Resmed shares surged 7% overnight, while Tesla declined following Canada's imposition of tariffs on Chinese EVs. Oil prices have dropped by 2%, and Woolworths is in the spotlight today as it releases its earnings results. Ryan also previews Australian inflation data, and the Aussie dollar has strengthened due to a weaker U.S. dollar.

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Morning Report 28 Aug 24: Wall Street pensive ahead of big tech earnings

A number of leading Australian companies have released earnings data today and this, along with a cautious US session has resulted in a modest local decline today.  Laura and Stevie reflect on the performance across the month which has been largely led by improvements, and delve into the sectors many of which saw a fall today.  Oil prices are in the discussion, copper received a lot of attention, and they look to the upcoming earnings results for the week.

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Market Close 27 Aug 24: Australia’s largest miner lifts on earnings results

Wall Street consolidates following recent gains while technology stocks suffer vertigo ahead of Nvidia's earnings. Apple shares have risen following the announcement of a new iPhone event on September 9th. Oil prices jump 3% due to Middle Eastern tensions, and iron ore reaches a two-week high. Ryan previews Coles and BHP's earnings results and futures point to modest gains for Aussie shares at the open.

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Morning Report 27 Aug 24: Dow Jones hits record high

The U.S. Federal Reserve's recent comments at the Jackson Hole symposium, where Jerome Powell hinted at potential interest rate cuts due to a shift in focus from inflation to rising unemployment, have fuelled market optimism today. Meanwhile, the Australian market has rebounded from a rough start to the month, with sectors like consumer staples and healthcare facing pressure. Key highlights include Pilbara Minerals' significant revenue drop due to falling lithium prices and the strong performance of uranium miners. The week ahead is packed with major earnings reports from companies like BHP, Coles, and Nvidia, as well as important inflation data from both the U.S. and Australia.

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Market Close 26 Aug 24: Eleventh gain in 12 days for Aussie stocks

Investors celebrate as U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signals an imminent drop in interest rates, sparking a surge in U.S. stocks. Oil prices rise as concerns grow over Middle East escalations. A busy week lies ahead for local reporting seasons, with Nvidia kicking things off. Meanwhile, the Aussie share market remains resilient and is expected to begin the week on a positive note, supported by strength in oil and gold producers.

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Morning Report 26 Aug 24: Powell's pivot fuels Wall Street rally

The Aussie market's impressive 10-day winning streak has come to an end, with the market slipping into slightly negative territory. Key sectors like energy and utilities dragged the market down, influenced by declining oil stocks and coal miners. Whitehaven Coal and Ingham’s experienced significant share price drops following disappointing profit results and analyst downgrades, while Fisher & Paykel and Guzman y Gomez saw gains due to positive updates and strong performance. Investors are also eyeing the Jackson Hole Symposium and upcoming U.S. economic data, which could significantly impact market trends next week.

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Market Close 23 Aug 24: Egg-cellent winning streak ends

Wall Street retreats as investors brace for a speech from Jerome Powell, who is expected to temper market expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts. The NASDAQ slid amid rising Treasury yields, with Powell’s remarks looming. Meanwhile, BMW surpassed Tesla to lead Europe in EV sales while earnings reports from Ingham's Group are anticipated. The ASX is set to open in negative territory, breaking its ten-day winning streak. Oil prices have rebounded after four days of declines, while the Aussie dollar eased as the US dollar gained strength.

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Morning Report 23 Aug 24: ASX to end ten day winning streak

The Australian stock market continued its winning streak, marking ten consecutive sessions of gains, the longest run since 2015. Despite the streak, daily improvements have been modest. The market's resilience comes amidst ongoing reporting season, with mixed company performances. Notable movers include a 20% drop in Megaport due to underwhelming guidance, and strong gains for WiseTech and Brambles. Consumer spending trends are also influencing results, with KFC operator Collins Foods reporting declining sales amid cost pressures. Investors are eyeing upcoming global economic updates and the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole Symposium for potential market impacts.



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Market Close 22 Aug 24: Ten day winning streak for Aussie stocks

Wall Street consolidates as investors increasingly expect the US Federal Reserve to cut rates in September, though the extent of the cut remains uncertain. Several retailers, including Target, have released earnings reports, with Target showing promising gains. Lithium miners are in focus after their latest earnings, while iron ore prices have risen on hopes of Chinese stimulus. Meanwhile, the Aussie share market is on track to extend its winning streak to ten days.

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Morning Report 22 Aug 24: Rate cut hopes support Wall Street

The market started down today but did manage to improve slightly securing the longest winning streak in a decade.  With today being the busiest day of the reporting season, Laura and Stevie look at some of the outcomes, the improvement of the tech sector is in focus, and they discuss the drag that is being seen because of the finance sector.  Domino’s Pizza, the Lottery Corp, and IAG are among the stocks discussed, and they look to the days ahead.

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Market Close 21 Aug 24: Longest winning streak since December 2015

The S&P 500 and NASDAQ ended lower, breaking an eight-day winning streak. Lowe's shares declined due to weak consumer spending on DIY projects. In contrast, Eli Lilly's shares rose as its weight-loss drug showed promise in reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Meanwhile, gold reached record highs, and the Australian dollar strengthened as the U.S. dollar hit its lowest level since January.

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Morning Report 21 Aug 24: ASX to slip as Wall Street rally runs out of steam

The Australian share market is on the cusp of its longest winning streak since 2015, having already logged eight consecutive days of gains. However, despite the optimism, today's rise has been modest, impacted by weaker iron ore prices and cautious investor sentiment ahead of central bank meetings. Key sectors like materials and tech are performing well, while property trusts lag behind, with Dexus leading the losses after posting a significant valuation-driven loss. On the corporate front, Baby Bunting and ARB enjoyed strong gains due to positive outlooks, while ANZ highlighted challenges with late mortgage repayments amid persistent inflation. With over 40 companies reporting tomorrow, it's set to be one of the busiest days of the reporting season.

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Market Close 20 Aug 24: Eighth straight day of gains for Aussie stocks

US stocks are showing a promising recovery from early August losses, with technology stocks leading the gains ahead of Jackson Hole. The Aussie share market is also expected to rise today, supported by industrial metal prices, while the Aussie dollar has reached a one-month high as the Greenback hits a seven-month low.

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Morning Report 20 Aug 24: US stock markets post eighth positive session in a row

The market improved slightly again today edging closer once more to the recent record high.  Laura and Stevie discuss the mixed performance that we have seen today with some of the sectors seeing losses but others managing to balance that out.  Reporting season continues and so they discuss the data that came out today, gold prices are in the discussion amid new highs, and they look at what to expect as the week continues.

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Market Close 19 Aug 24: A mixed performance but the winning streak remains alive

US stocks ended the week on a strong note, with technology stocks rebounding and leading Wall Street’s surge. Concerns about a US recession have eased after better-than-expected economic data, while hopes for lower interest rates are in focus ahead of a key Fed meeting. Meanwhile, the ASX faces headwinds as iron ore prices hit their lowest in two years. Earnings season is in full swing, with many companies releasing reports this week. Westpac is set to deliver a trading update on Monday, and the Aussie dollar is firming as the Greenback moderates.

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Morning Report 19 Aug 24: Wall Street posts its best week since 2023

The ASX had a strong performance today, with the market experiencing its best week of the year, gaining 2.3% and nearing record highs. Global economic data provided a mixed but favorable backdrop, with easing inflation and robust US retail sales boosting investor confidence. Despite challenges, mining and energy stocks led gains, with tech and financial sectors also performing well. Domain shares saw volatility, initially rising before slipping into the red, while Zip surged 13% on a new partnership with Stripe in the US. As the reporting season progresses, anticipation builds for next week's updates from major companies like Domino's, Santos, and Westpac.

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Market Close 16 Aug 24:  Best day of the month for Aussie Stocks

Wall Street surges as stronger retail sales boost investor sentiment, while Aussie investors are focused on NAB's trading update today. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ achieved a six-day winning streak, with big-box retailers climbing after Walmart's strong results. Meanwhile, copper and oil prices rise on hopes of a soft landing, while iron ore hits a 14-month low.

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Morning Report 16 Aug 24: ASX to rise for a sixth day as US retail data ignites global rally

The Australian share market is teetering on a fifth consecutive day of modest gains despite a mixed bag of economic data. A surprising surge in job growth saw 58,200 new jobs in July, driving speculation about potential rate cuts, though uncertainty lingers. In the corporate world, Cochlear shares plunged over 7% despite solid profits, while Telstra's shares rose on news of a dividend increase, despite a dip in profits. Notable moves included Treasury Wine Estates benefiting from easing Chinese tariffs, and Pilbara Minerals acquiring Latin Resources, sending Latin's shares soaring.





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Market Close 15 Aug 24: Five day winning streak for Aussie stocks

US stocks had mixed fortunes despite encouraging inflation data, with US inflation reaching a three-and-a-half-year low. Shelter inflation stood out, accounting for 90% of the overall rise in the CPI for July. Alphabet weighed on the NASDAQ as options are being considered for breaking up the online search giant. Iron ore prices hit their lowest since May 2023, while lithium miners are in focus after Albemarle's 5% drop. Locally, Australian shares are expected to open higher on Thursday ahead of key jobs data, while the Aussie dollar softened overnight.

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Morning Report 15 Aug 24: Encouraging inflation figures push US stocks to a fifth day of gains

US markets were up overnight, and that performance seemed to help things locally.  Laura and Stevie unpack the US data which saw the Aussie market up at one point close to 1% and explain how the materials sector limited those gains from going any further.  As earnings season continues they discuss the company news that we saw today, look at the best and worst performers, and what data to expect overnight.

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Market Close 14 Aug 24: US data results in an encouraging Australian session

Wall Street celebrates as investors react to the latest inflation figures, with softer US producer prices boosting expectations for a rate cut. Technology shares outperform, led by Alphabet as Google unveils its new Pixel smartphones. Starbucks sees record gains following the appointment of a new CEO, while Home Depot faces a weak sales outlook. In Australia, shares are expected to rise ahead of CBA’s earnings results, and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand may cut rates today.

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Morning Report 14 Aug 24: NASDAQ closes up 2%, Dow adds 400 points on tame inflation data

The market saw a modest improvement today as investors await a fresh catalyst and upcoming business data as early as tonight may be exactly that.  Laura and Stevie unpack the upcoming data and look at the performance of today in detail.  Today’s wages data failed to move markets and reflect on the performance of each of the sectors with healthcare dragging on the market.  They look at the best and worst performers including Temple & Webster and Seek.

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Market Close 13 Aug 24: Healthcare drags on the Aussie market

Wall Street treads water as investors brace themselves for key corporate and economic events, most notably key inflation figures. Gold prices rise, while oil surges for the fifth consecutive session amid Middle Eastern tensions. Locally, investors brace ahead of key wages data and CSL earnings and the Aussie dollar strengthens following the overnight softening of the U.S. dollar.

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Morning Report 13 Aug 24: Wall Street on high alert as investors count down to key inflation figures

This week has started on a more positive note than what we saw last week on what Laura is calling “an impressive day”.  She is joined by Stevie to reflect on the performance that we saw last week and to discuss the gains of today.  Only two of the 11 sectors finished lower but these losses were counteracted by the positive performance of the remaining sectors.  They discuss the stocks that caught their attention today including CAR Group Limited, and JB Hi-Fi, and discuss the company news that did and could shift markets.

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Market Close 12 Aug 24: The market starts to recoup following the worst week in 3 months

Wall Street ended last week with a slight gain after a volatile week, and Aussie shares are expected to recover some of last week's losses. The S&P 500 dipped slightly but was able to stabilize after a significant drop earlier in the week. The upcoming week will provide important economic data, including the US consumer price index, retail spending, and Australian jobs and wages data. Markets are closely monitoring for signs of inflation and potential interest rate cuts, as uncertainty and volatility persist.

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Morning Report 12 Aug 24: Aussie shares to start the week firmly higher

The Australian stock market ended the week on a positive note, with a 1.3% rise on Friday, partially recovering from a rough start earlier in the week which saw our largest declines in 4 years. The recovery was bolstered by gains across all sectors, especially tech and materials, and positive influences from U.S. markets and Chinese inflation data. Notable stock movements included a sharp rise in Life 360 after strong earnings, and a decline in Neuren Pharmaceuticals following less-than-expected results. Despite Friday's rally, the market still posted its worst weekly decline in over three months, as global economic concerns, particularly from Japan and the U.S., weighed heavily throughout the week. Looking ahead, a busy week awaits with key economic updates and the continuation of the profit reporting season.





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Market Close 09 Aug 24: Strongest gains of the week for Aussie stocks

Wall Street surges as investors find comfort in the latest economic news. Positive data has tempered expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. Eli Lilly's share price soared after its weight loss drug sales exceeded expectations. On the other hand, dating app Bumble stumbled to record lows due to disappointing outcomes and a failed strategy. Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar rose following hawkish comments from the Reserve Bank Governor.

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Morning Report 09 Aug 24: S&P 500 notches its best day since Nov 2022

Aussie stocks saw a slight decline on Thursday, leaving the market on track for a significant weekly drop despite a calmer trading environment compared to Monday's sharp fall. Energy and mining sectors struggled, particularly with materials experiencing their fifth consecutive session of losses due to weak demand from China, pushing the sector to its lowest levels since November 2022. Notably, West African gold miners were hit hard following news of a new mining code. In company updates, Qantas shares fell over 2% as former CEO Alan Joyce faced a $9 million cut from his final pay while AMP emerged as the best performer of the day. As the week wraps up, attention turns to upcoming earnings reports from major Australian companies and inflation data from China.

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Market Close 08 Aug 24: Markets remain cautious

Wall Street ended lower overnight as recent volatility continues to subside. The US Federal Reserve is unlikely to make an emergency rate cut, while US bond yields rose after a weak 10-year auction and heavy corporate supply. The Japanese yen slumped after the Bank of Japan talked down rate hikes. Disney shares also dropped as demand for theme parks weakened. The ASX is expected to slip, dragged down by industrial metal prices, and the Aussie dollar eased on weak Chinese economic data.

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Morning Report 08 Aug 24: US stocks close lower as markets comeback attempt fizzles out

There were small gains for the market today as it slowly recoups the losses of Monday which was the worst day in almost four years.  Laura and Stevie reflect on this gain and look at the data that has aided it.  Japan is back in the conversation today as interest rates enter the discussion, The US looks to have another positive start to their next session, and they look at the sectors with a number of them seeing gains in excess of 1%.

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Market Close 07 Aug 24: Improvements continue for the Aussie market

Markets have found some calm after experiencing their worst sell-off in two years, which was caused by the unwinding of the carry trade. Comments by Fed officials have eased US recession worries, while Japanese shares posted their best day since 2008. Meanwhile, Australian shares are expected to dip after the RBA ruled out an imminent rate cut, with their hawkish commentary on inflation leading to a rise in the Australian dollar.

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Morning Report 07 Aug 24: US share markets snap three day losing run in broad relief rally

The market has settled somewhat today after yesterday’s tumble which was fuelled by international data out of the US and Japan.  Laura is back with Stevie this afternoon to reflect on our recent local performance and to unpack the bounce back following the RBA’s interest rate decision.  They look at the sector performance across the board, discuss the biggest movers, and look at what could be ahead with the US market expected to open higher overnight.

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Market Close 06 Aug 24: The dust settles after the market’s biggest tumble in four years

Wall Street experienced its third consecutive session of selling momentum, leading to a plunge in US stocks. The ASX is expected to open lower ahead of today's Reserve Bank interest rate decision. The 10-year US Treasury yield dropped to its lowest level in over a year, oil prices hit a seven-month low, and metal prices fell to a four-month low. Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar firms as the US dollar sank to a seven-month low.

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Morning Report 06 Aug 24: Dow tumbles 1000 points and S&P 500 posts worst day since 2022

Global markets faced one of their largest drops in years, with the ASX 200 experiencing it's steepest decline since May 2020. This drop follows disappointing economic data from the U.S., where slower-than-expected job growth and rising unemployment rates have raised concerns about an impending recession. Additionally, big tech stocks like Amazon and Intel posted significant losses, contributing to a correction in the tech-heavy NASDAQ. The Japanese market entered a bear market after interest rate hikes, and other regional markets, including Taiwan and South Korea, also saw significant declines. In Australia, almost all sectors were down, with attention now shifting to the Reserve Bank of Australia's upcoming interest rate decision due to be handed down tomorrow. 

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Market Close 05 Aug 24: Largest decline in years for Aussie stocks

Wall Street falls as investor fears shifted towards a slowing economy, with US recession concerns affecting the ASX. Technology stocks are under pressure as investors worry about the AI runway, and the NASDAQ has entered correction territory following weak US jobs reports. The ASX is set to open sharply lower, with oil prices hitting an eight-month low.

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Morning Report 05 Aug 24: Growth fears haunt Wall Street

The Aussie share market experienced its worst day of the year, with almost 90% of stocks in the red. This decline followed two consecutive days of record highs and could be attributed to profit-taking by investors. The US market also saw a slump, particularly in technology stocks, due to disappointing economic data. Key events to watch next week include the upcoming US jobs data and the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision.

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Market Close 02 Aug 24: ASX records worst day since March 2023

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Aussie and global markets. Wall Street falls on growth concerns, while Amazon plunges 5% on weaker-than-expected results. The Bank of England cuts interest rates for the first time in four years, and European automakers struggle with earnings misses. The chip stock route resumes, and falling commodity prices weigh on the Aussie dollar.

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Morning Report 02 Aug 24: ASX to plunge as US stocks routed on economic worries

After closing at a record high yesterday the market has continued to grow, starting the month with further gains.  Laura and Stevie reflect on the performance of local markets throughout July comparative to international markets, look at what inflation data and recent interest rate decisions could mean for rate cuts later in the year, and unpack the performance of each of the sectors with tech, property, and commodities all seeing boosts.  They discuss the stocks that stood out today and look at how tech earnings data could move markets in the days ahead.

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Market Close 01 Aug 24: New month, fresh highs

Wall Street has reason to celebrate as the US Federal Reserve paves the way for a September rate cut. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ had their best days since February 22 of this year. Meta Platforms surged as sales surpassed estimates due to advertising growth, and oil prices jumped amid Middle Eastern tensions. Closer to home, Aussie shares are expected to start the month building on record highs. Home prices have risen for the 18th straight month, and the Greenback comes to the Aussie dollar’s rescue.

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Morning Report 01 Aug 24: Wall Street posts best gains since February

The market has ended the month on a high with today being the best day of the entire year.  Laura and Stevie reflect on the performance of the local market over the past month where four record highs were recorded, and they look at how quarterly inflation data impacted investors today finally providing the much-needed catalyst that they have spoken of for the past few days.  They unpack how this may impact the imminent interest rate decision, look at how the sectors performed with almost all stocks in positive territory, and the company news that received attention today.

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Market Close 31 Jul 24: The best day for the year for the Aussie market

US technology names face selling pressure ahead of key earnings figures. Microsoft shares slide after slightly missing cloud revenue expectations. The Reserve Bank faces challenges with falling economic growth and rising inflation. US interest rates and Aussie inflation data are in focus, while chip shares fall as rotation into value stocks continues. Meanwhile, oil prices hit a seven-week low, and Rio Tinto will release its earnings today.

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Morning Report 31 July 24: Microsoft shares drop on cloud miss

It was good news yesterday with gains all round but today those gains have been lost as the market struggles to find direction.  Laura and Stevie reflect on the performance of yesterday and how the local market today compared to US markets. With 7 in every 10 sectors locally dropping and energy and mining stocks weighing on the day the most they look at these losses in more detail, discuss the stocks that caught their eye, and look at what upcoming company news could do to the market as the week continues.

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Market Close 30 Jul 24: Markets on edge ahead of inflation data

Wall Street consolidates ahead of key central bank decisions and a slew of company news. McDonald's same-store sales growth turns negative for the first time since the pandemic. Microsoft earnings will be in focus tonight and Tesla shares rise on analyst upgrades. UK interest rates are at their lowest levels since April, and commodity prices continue to slide, with oil down almost 2%. Locally, the Australian corporate reporting season has kicked off, and the Aussie dollar carries the weight of weak commodity prices.

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Morning Report 30 July 24: US investors pensive ahead of a wall of company earnings

With all 11 sectors seeing gains today the market has recovered from the losses of last week nearing another record high.  Roughly 75% of all stocks on the market saw increases with tech stocks performing the best, Laura and Stevie discuss this and look at the performance of the other sectors, and touch on the spike that the Star Entertainment Group has seen through this afternoon.  They unpack the numerous events that could shift the market this week and look at the stocks that moved the most.

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Market Close 29 Jul 24: A sizable bounce back from the losses of last week

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Australian and global markets. Technology stocks recover after recent losses, and investors brace for more AI-based earnings from Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet. Interest rates fall as the US Federal Reserve's meeting is anticipated to signal a rate cut in September. Locally, the ASX is expected to open higher despite headwinds from lower commodity prices, and the Aussie dollar continues its recent slide.

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Morning Report 29 July 24: Wall Street surges on inflation relief

The Aussie market showed a partial recovery today, with the ASX 200 index rising by 59 points or 0.8%, despite still being on track for a weekly decline. The market's recent volatility has left it roughly 2% below its record high from two weeks ago. Miners led the gains, with energy and property stocks also performing well. Despite three days of declines this week, the market remains on course for its second-best month of the year, highlighting resilience amidst global economic fluctuations. Looking ahead, next week's key events include U.S. inflation data and significant tech earnings reports, which are expected to heavily influence market trends.

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Market Close 26 July 24: Aussie market rebounds from 6 week low

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Aussie and Global markets.
US stocks experienced mixed fortunes last night as tech stocks underperformed, while the Dow Jones outperformed as stock rotation continues. Harley-Davidson reported increased profits due to strong demand for touring bikes. Closer to home, the ASX is poised to rise, supported by climbing energy prices, while the Australian dollar faces pressure from declining iron ore prices.

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Morning Report 26 July 24: S&P 500 and NASDAQ end lower as tech comeback falters

The Aussie market took a significant tumble today, marking it's biggest decline in 6 weeks, largely influenced by disappointing earnings from major US tech companies, Tesla and Alphabet. This led to a broad sell-off across all sectors, with tech stocks being the hardest hit. Key losers included Macquarie Group and Fortescue Metals, which faced challenges from higher costs and declining commodity prices. Despite the market downturn, Coronado Resources emerged as the top performer, while Regis Resources struggled despite strong production results. 

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Market Close 25 July 24: Biggest tumble in weeks for the ASX

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Aussie and Global markets.
Wall Street experienced what Tom describes as a ‘stock smackdown’ with the likes of the NASDAQ posting its worst session since 2022 after Tesla and Alphabet earnings disappoint. The Bank of Canada has cut interest rates for a second consecutive month, while Ford shares slumped on disappointing earnings. Elsewhere, the ASX is expected to open lower today amidst multi-month lows in copper and iron ore prices. Additionally, the Australian dollar continued its retreat on lower commodity prices.

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Morning Report 25 July 24: ASX to open lower on the back of Wall Street stock smackdown

The Aussie market struggled for direction today, influenced by a melow overnight session in the US and anticipation for ket inflation data set to release on Friday. Eight out of eleven sectors declined, with property and energy stocks being the hardest hit. Despite the overall market lethargy, gold stocks shone brightly, with West African Resources and other gold miners posting gains. 

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Market Close 24 July 24: Gold miners shine bright while Aussie market dips

Join Tom and Ryan as they discuss the week ahead in Aussie and Global markets.
Wall Street moderates as investors brace for a wave of earnings figures. Tesla reports disappointing earnings in after hours trade while Alphabet beats earnings expectations but falls short on YouTube ad revenue. United Parcel Service has had its worst day on record. Meanwhile, miners and energy shares drag the FTSE 100 lower and a subdued start to trade is expected in Australia today.

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Morning Report 24 July 24: Wall Street closes slightly lower with big tech earnings on deck

The ASX had a comeback today, recovering losses from the previous day despite energy sector drags. Woodside Energy's shares plummeted by 3.7%, hitting a one-month low after a disappointing quarterly update and recent acquisition concerns. The overall market sentiment was boosted by positive cues from Wall Street, with tech and health care stocks seeing significant gains. Notable movements included Transurban's rise following a partnership announcement for motorway upgrades, PolyNovo's surge driven by growing demand for its burn treatment products, and a substantial increase in gold miner Spartan Resources' share price.



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Market Close 23 July 24: Aussie stocks snap loosing streak

Wall Street recovers after a volatile week, with the Dow Jones, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 all showing gains. Investors have regained composure following Joe Biden’s exit from the presidential race while earnings reports from tech giants Alphabet and Tesla are eagerly anticipated. Confidence has also returned to European stocks after a technology meltdown. Meanwhile, Aussie shares are expected to rise ahead of Woodside Energy's update, although commodities might put pressure on mining stocks. Overall, the market is displaying signs of composure despite ongoing challenges.

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Morning Report 23 July 24: S&P 500 rebounds for best day since early June

Join Steve and Laura as they discuss the ASX extending its losing streak for a third consecutive session, currently down 0.6% and dipping below the 8,000 point mark. Contributing factors to the downturn include US-China trade tensions, a global tech outage, and Joe Biden's decision to quit the presidential race. South32's shares plummeted to a three-month low while Iris saw a surge after announcing a significant increase in earnings. Looking ahead, key updates include quarterly results from major companies and the US profit reporting season.

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Market Close 22 July 24: Markets slide for a third day

Investors are cautious following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race. The US dollar is strengthening as investors anticipate interest rate cuts. Technology stocks have plummeted due to the global cyber outage, while safe-haven assets are in focus amidst US political uncertainty. In other news, oil prices have dropped to their lowest levels since June, copper has hit a three-month low due to China's economic gloom, and Aussie miners are on edge as commodity prices retreat.

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