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Sarah Jones

Markets Editor

Sarah Jones is the markets editor at The Australian Financial Review. She is based in the Sydney newsroom. Connect with Sarah on Twitter. Email Sarah at [email protected]

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

Brokers haven’t given up more stimulus to help reflate China’s economy.

Brokers stick with stimulus bets after meltdown

Investors have delivered a cool assessment of whether China’s stimulus lives up to the hype, but brokers are refusing to give up on the easy money dream.

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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RBA governor Michele Bullock.

RBA ‘inconsistencies’ detract from Bullock’s winning year

The RBA came uncomfortably close to repeating its mistake of making promises about the cash rate it cannot keep, some economists argue.

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September

Northcape Capital’s Fleur Wright is speaking at the Sohn Hearts & Mind Conference in Adelaide this year.

Missed out on Nvidia and Ozempic? This fundie says it’s never too late

Northcape Capital’s Fleur Wright may have missed out in the early AI and GLP-1 investor frenzy, but she made other good calls that were perfectly timed.

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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The RBA on Tuesday is widely expected to keep the cash rate steady.

ASX dips as banks and supermarkets sink; BHP rallies

Shares fall; Iron ore spikes on China rate cut; Light & Wonder dives after losing in Nevada; Cettire releases audited results. Follow updates here.

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Coles, Woolies drag ASX lower ahead of RBA

ASX snaps winning streak. ACCC sues supermarket giants for misleading discounts; CBA, iron ore giants fall; Austal nabs US Navy deal; REA makes third bid for Britain’s Rightmove. Follow updates here.

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LSN Capital Partners’ Nick Sladen.

Here are some small caps that are ripe for a rally

LSN Capital’s Nick Sladen has made some good stock pics over the last few years including Zip, which has soared 300 per cent in 2024.

Australian shares are poised to start the day lower, in line with a weak direction from Wall Street.

ASX hits record above 8200 as Fed cuts; Morgan Stanley says buy BHP

ASX shrugs off poor pre-market trading to chart new high before paring gains. Jobless rate holds steady at 4.2 per cent. Iron ore rebounds. Follow for more.

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Local shares are set to open higher after a positive start to the week in New York.

ASX tops 8150; Xero climbs on Syft acquisition

Australian shares reset record. UBS cuts oil forecast. Platinum soars on Regal bid. Microsoft unveils $88.9b buyback. Follow updates here.

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Local shares are set to open the week on a positive note.

ASX closes at all-time high, BHP, Rio ease

Shares rise; Austal wins $671m contract; Auckland Airport in $1.3b equity raise; Beyond Bank-P&N merger canned; Canada’s court to decide on Paladin-Fission buy. Follow updates here.

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Here’s a stock that’s doubled in value and has further to run

Tura Capital’s Oliver Attwater says there are huge returns to be made in global small and mid-cap stocks – if you know where to look. Like in appliances and commercial kitchens.

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Australian shares are set for a modest opening advance.

ASX dips as banks fall, lithium miners rally, MinRes soars

Banks and oil stocks send the ASX into the red. Tech paces gains in New York. ASX gets new chairman. Follow for more

Local shares and the currency are set to open the weaker sharply lower than on Friday.

ASX falls as banks weigh; Cettire shares up 14pc

Investors pile into Cettire, iron ore hits lowest since November 2022. Charter Hall and Host Plus lob bid for Hotel Property Investments. Guzman y Gomez makes it onto ASX 200. Follow here for more.

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The Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange were sold off heavily on Friday after weaker job figures created anxiety among traders.

ASX set for heavy sell-off after poor jobs figures hit Wall Street

The worse than expected economic news led the US sharemarket to its worst week since at least March 2023. ASX futures point to a 1.3 per cent fall on Monday.

August

The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

Wesfarmers, Cettire drive ASX lower

Shares fall; Nvidia’s forecast disappoints; Sandfire ups revenue; higher profit for Wesfarmers; Atlas Arteria & Qantas profit drop; Southern Cross skips dividend. Follow updates here.

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The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

ASX flat; Tabcorp plunges 15pc; Woolworths rallies

Shares finish flat; $A rises as July CPI cools; Tabcorp dumps turnaround strategy; Woolworths flags special dividend; Kelsian bounces after sell-off. Follow updates here.