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Joanne Tran

Markets reporter

Joanne Tran is a markets reporter for The Australian Financial Review in the Sydney newsroom. Connect with Joanne on Twitter. Email Joanne at [email protected]

Joanne Tran

Yesterday

ASX gains as miners power higher; TPG slips on $5.25b fibre deal

Shares edge towards record close. Hopes for ‘bazooka’ China stimulus fade. Lendlease taps former Bunnings boss as new chairman. Follow here for more.

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This Month

ASX slides; gold stocks jump; WiseTech drops

Shares lower at the closing bell but finish the week higher; Appen taps investors for cash; Richard White sells more WiseTech shares; Oil pushes higher. Follow updates here.

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People watch as thousands of pigeons and balloons are released over Tiananmen Square during National Day celebrations in Beijing.

ASX’s record run hinges on what China does next

Wilsons Advisory head of investment strategy says the sharemarket’s prospects are dependent on the measures announced at Saturday’s briefing from the Chinese finance ministry.

The ASX 200 is set to open higher as Wall Street powered up.

ASX closes higher buoyed by BHP, Rio

Shares gain; BHP off Norway’s watch list; Synlait lifts milk forecast price; GyG confirms FY2025 guidance; Santos secures $US800m loan; ARB close to US buy. Follow updates here.

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Prime Value’s Leanne Pan.

Here’s one ‘interesting’ property stock flying under the radar

Prime Value’s Leanne Pan talks real estate, Telstra, and names one ASX-listed retailer that could surprise on the dividend front.

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Local shares are set to open higher.

Rio buys Arcadium for $9.9b; China finance ministry to meet Saturday

Shares edge up but commodity stocks weigh; Rio Tinto inks Arcadium buy; Oil falls sharply; RBNZ slashes its key rate to 4.75 per cent. Follow updates here.

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The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

Miners drag ASX down as China stimulus underwhelms

Shares drop as BHP, iron ore decline; China fails to deliver anticipated raft of stimulus; Wall Street lowers on pared back Fed rate cut bets. Follow updates here.

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ASX closes higher as banks, miners lift

Shares gain; GQG collects $3.2b inflows in September; Arcadium leaps on Rio bid; Pro Medicus nabs $98m US contract; $A slips to US68¢. Follow updates here.

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Rio Tinto explores blockbuster Arcadium Lithium takeover approach

A bid would continue bold deal making at the big end of the mining sector, with BHP unsuccessfully trying to acquire Anglo American in May.

IML’s Daniel Moore.

Why CSL’s earnings outrun CBA, according to this value investor

Investors Mutual’s Daniel Moore says there aren’t too many ASX-listed companies like blood plasma giant CSL that can compound their earnings at such a rate.

Brad Clibborn at BAEP.

Why CSL is the cheapest stock this fundie owns

Brad Clibborn at BAEP says Fisher & Paykel Healthcare surprised the most in reporting season, and outlines why he is bullish about the ASX’s plasma giant.

Wall Street edged higher and that’s pointing to a very modest local opening.

ASX ekes out gain as traders tread water; Sigma Healthcare rally extends

Australian shares inch higher in muted session. Pilbara shares shopped. Energy stock hold gains as fighting in Lebanon escalates. Follow updates here.

Plato managing director Don Hamson thinks Woodside paid a decent price for its two latest acquisitions in the US.

Rio Tinto, REA, JB Hi-Fi sitting on franking credit war chest

Morgan Stanley has identified the companies with the highest level of franking credits on their balance sheets. Releasing them is not so easy.

Shares appear set for some opening weakness after a blistering September quarter.

ASX falls; retail sales bounce, Sigma Healthcare rallies 20pc

Miners give back gains. Qantas slips on Qatar-Virgin deal. Powell tempers rate cut hopes. REA investors welcome Rightmove decision. Follow updates here.

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September

Australian shares are poised to start the final trading day of the month higher.

ASX closes at all-time top, ends the quarter 6.5 higher

Shares reset record high; Synlait posts giant loss; Pacific Smiles rejects Genesis bid; AGL nabs new deal with Portland smelter; iron ore prices leap 7pc. Follow updates here.

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The ASX 200, along with other global sharemarket indices, has shown a healthy uptrend since the beginning of the year.

ASX set for fresh record as investors bank on China and rate cuts

Futures indicate the S&P/ASX 200 Index is poised to advance 0.3 per cent at the opening bell, enough to reset Friday’s record high.

The ASX is set to end the week on a positive note.

ASX closes at fresh record high, Star dives 44pc

Shares rise; Endeavour Group loses CEO; ACCC concerned about Olam Agri - Namoi Cotton plans; Woolies, Coles under pressure post ACCC report. Follow updates here.

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 Antipodes’ Vihari Ross.

Here’s one bank stock to own even with rate cuts coming

Ex-Magellan stock picker Vihari Ross names a US lender with the most near-term upside, says Amazon is still good value, and Hyundai is ripe for a re-rating.

Local shares are set to open higher.

ASX rallies as China pledges more stimulus; Regal rises

Shares advance; Platinum board says Regal bid ‘undervalues’ the listed global equities fund manager; ACCC allows Lendlease projects sale to Stockland and Supalai; Soul Patts profit slides. Follow updates here.

Commodities rallied on hope that China has begun a more determined effort to bolster growth.

ASX ends lower as rotation churns; Rightmove rejects third REA bid

Inflation falls within RBA’s target for first time in 3 years. Investors shift money from banks to miners. Lew sidelines demerger plans. Aussie dollar hits 18-month high. Follow updates here.

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