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    Retail ownership of big banks crashes to lowest level on record

    Hot demand from offshore and local institutional investors has been driving up the share price of the country’s big lenders, a Jarden analysis shows.

    • Joanne Tran
    The US sharemarket’s relentless climb has strategists ditching their targets altogether.

    Market strategists are thankfully abandoning S&P 500 targets

    Wall Street firm Piper Sandler says index targets are not useful. Its US counterparts should be following suit.

    • Jonathan Levin
    Airlie’s Will Granger.

    How Airlie’s Granger got his small-cap fund off to a cracking start

    Portfolio manager Will Granger has more than doubled the benchmark with his new Small Companies Fund. He is now backing this little-known retailer stock.

    • Sarah Jones
    A coal stack in the Hunter Valley.

    New Hope has bigger ambitions at $1.1b Malabar Resources

    After the company raised $300 million in July, there is logic behind it making a play for all of NSW coal miner Malabar Resources.

    • Tom Richardson
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    ASX rallies 1pc; Pressure builds on Biden; Get-rich tricks

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    Local shares are set to open sharply higher amid a tech-paced global equities melt-up.

    ASX jumps as CBA rallies; BHP suspends nickel production

    Local shares neared a record high after a broad rally led by CBA. BHP concludes nickel review. ANZ Bank targeted by regulator. Cettire jumps. US June CPI ahead. Follow here.

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    • Timothy Moore, Tom Richardson, Alex Gluyas, Sarah Jones, Joanne Tran and Joshua Peach
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rally, S&P 500 closes above 5600 points

    Australian shares are set to open higher. All three US benchmarks advanced with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq resetting records on another tech surge.

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    • Timothy Moore

    This Month

    Brokers at Macquarie have turned bullish on ASX real estate stocks.

    Macquarie says it’s time to buy real estate stocks before rate cuts

    The broker has warned that the “best” phases for ASX returns is behind us and is urging investors to buy more defensive companies amid signs that returns are starting to falter.

    • Joshua Peach
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    Wall Street’s big run; Incitec dumps sale talks; Inside Biden’s fight

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

    Miners drag ASX lower; Insignia falls 7pc; Bell Financial jumps

    Shares decline at the closing bell; Incitec Pivot stops sale negotiations for fertilisers business; Bell Financial forecasts 47 per cent profit jump; miners fall as iron ore futures lower. Follow updates here.

    • Timothy Moore, Joanne Tran, Joshua Peach, Sarah Jones and Alex Gluyas
    Wall Street.

    ASX to drop, US stocks rise on Powell’s rate signal

    Australian shares are set to open lower. The S&P 500 edged up to another record closing high, bolstered by renewed hopes for a September interest rate cut.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Australia’s exchange-traded funds industry topped $200 billion in June.

    Aussie ETFs top $200b as investors flood back to stocks

    Strong performance from funds exposed to global equities are drawing investors and fund managers to the fast-growing local ETF market.

    • Joshua Peach
    Cettire shares traded lower on Tuesday.

    Hedge funds turn on Cettire, betting shares will keep falling

    The online fashion retailer is now the second most shorted stock on the ASX as hedge funds ramped up bets against the stock over the past week.

    • Alex Gluyas
    Insignia Financial CEO Scott Hartley.

    Insignia calls in Citi as PE circles; Geoff Lloyd around the hoop

    Sources said Geoff Lloyd has been shopping his turnaround credentials and industry nous to potential bidders.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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    Chinese hackers unveiled; Telstra hikes prices; Bapcor shuns $1.8b bid

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    Guzman y Gomez co-chief executive Steven Marks at the company’s ASX listing.

    Wilsons joins growing chorus of Guzman y Gomez bulls

    Shares in the much-hyped Mexican fast-food chain are tipped to surge more than 10 per cent in the next year, fuelled by ‘significant and sustained earnings growth’.

    • Alex Gluyas
    Local shares are set to open higher.

    ASX climbs nearly 1pc amid broad-based rally; Telstra jumps

    Shares rise at the closing bell; Telstra increases price of mobile plans; Bapcor rejects Bain Capital takeover bid and appoints local 7-Eleven chief executive Angus McKay as CEO. Follow updates here.

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    • Timothy Moore, Joanne Tran, Joshua Peach, Alex Gluyas and Sarah Jones
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, Nvidia and Apple pace Nasdaq higher

    Australian shares are set to open higher. US equities traded in a narrow range with earnings in focus. Apple nears $US3.5 trillion market valuation.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Abu Dhabi has lured Australian stockpickers with high pay and low taxes.

    Some of the Gulf’s most influential investors? They’re Australians

    The region’s state-owned investment funds that account for more than $US3 trillion ($4.44 trillion) in capital – increasingly deployed into Australian companies.

    • Tom Richardson
    Alex Vynokur, co-founder of United Ukraine Appeal.

    Why Morgan Stanley says this ASX 200 ETF is the best

    Exchange-traded funds that track a major index continue to grow in popularity among investors, but which one is better?

    • Michelle Bowes