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The ASX was anticipating a perky start to the day’s trading this morning after Wall Street dipped overnight on US Fed forecasts of a rates increase in 2023 to curb inflation. (read more)
The ASX was poised for a steady start at the end of the long weekend, taking its cue from Wall Street closing higher in New York overnight. The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 both set new records and the latest quarterly Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey predict (read more)
Weekly newsletter featuring Global Wrap, Economic Calendar, All Ords Top 10, S & P Indices, and Commodity Price Charts. (read more)
Mixed overnight international equities and commodities trade. WTI crude, iron ore, nickel and aluminium higher. ASX closed Monday. Material announcements from several large-cap domestic stocks, and new data from China and South Korea in hand this morning (read more)
Domestic and regional inflation indicator reports this morning. Mostly weak overnight international trade leads. Iron ore and nickel higher. US CPI and European Central Bank policy meeting tonight. (read more)