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The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, S&P 500 resets intraday record on Nvidia advance

Australian shares are set to open up. The Dow also reset its intraday record high. Apple, Microsoft gain as rotation reverses.

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  • Timothy Moore

Yesterday

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected on Wednesday to ramp up the pace of an already-aggressive policy tightening with a 0.75 percentage points lift.

New Zealand tipped to slash rates the most since COVID-19

More economists are calling for the cash rate to be cut by 0.75 percentage points next month to stop the rapid economic slowdown.

  • Cecile Lefort

This Month

The New York Stock Exchange.

S&P 500 tops 5800 for first time, Tesla tanks

Both the S&P 500 and Dow reset their closing highs, bolstered by strong quarterly banking results. The Nasdaq was held back by the EV maker’s 8.8pc fall.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to fall, Wall St slips after price, claims data disappoint

Australian shares are set to open down. US equities closed modestly lower. Oil pushed higher, bitcoin lost ground. Tesla in focus.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, S&P 500 hits 44th record high this year

Australian shares are set to open higher. All three US benchmarks advanced with September’s CPI report in focus. Oil was lower, gold slipped.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
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Investors expect drastic interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand as the economy deteriorates.

Markets bet on drastic cuts after NZ slashes rates

The kiwi hit a seven-week low after New Zealand’s jumbo rate cut, but Citi is tipping the RBNZ could go another 75 basis points next month to arrest slowing growth.

  • Cecile Lefort
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Nvidia powers Wall Street higher

Australian shares are set to open higher. The Nasdaq paced gains in New York as the megacap techs advanced. Iron ore plunge hit mining stocks. Oil reverses.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX set for muted open, Wall St lower as rate bets pared

Australian shares are set for a quiet open, with a focus on China’s top economic planner. Strong US jobs growth dents hope for Fed rate cuts. Oil rallies.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

S&P 500 rallies on extended ‘US economic exceptionalism’

All three major US benchmarks were higher as September’s jobs report far exceeded expectations. US 10-year yield spikes towards 4pc as rate cut bets reset.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to drop, Dow paces Wall St lower

Australian shares are set to open down, tracking losses in New York after crude leapt on concerns Israel is poised to hit Iranian oil assets. Gold steady.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to edge higher, S&P 500 advances modestly

Australian shares are set for a muted start. Tesla slumps as it missed high delivery expectations. OpenAI secures funding. Oil tempers its rally.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise; Apple, Nvidia drop as new quarter begins

Australian shares are set to open higher, US stocks closed lower, paced by the megacap leaders. Oil briefly spiked as Iran attacked Israel.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to fall, S&P 500 ends its quarter on a positive note

Australian shares are set to open lower. The S&P 500 rose as Jerome Powell reassured markets that lower rates lie ahead, albeit he signalled at a moderate pace.

  • Timothy Moore

September

The New York Stock Exchange.

Dow resets record high, S&P 500 drifts lower

The S&P 500 ended the final trading session of the week modestly lower. Iron ore extends rebound, for now. Bitcoin holds above $US65,000.

  • Timothy Moore
RBA governor Michele Bullock said a higher exchange rate is good for inflation.

Why a rising $A is good news for the RBA and rate cuts

The Australian dollar has leapt US5¢ since August and is expected to climb further as other central banks cut interest rates and the RBA stays put.

  • Cecile Lefort
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The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, S&P 500 boosted by materials, tech

Australian shares are set to open higher. S&P 500 resets closing record high. Iron ore tops $US100, gold, copper rally. Oil sinks on Saudi rethink.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Dow drags Wall Street lower

Australian shares are set to open higher. US stocks were mostly lower. Goldman says bullish equity positioning reflects enduring US exceptionalism.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
Fund managers are siding with the RBA on the interest rate outlook.

Bond markets too punchy on RBA rate cuts, say investors

Fund managers say traders have overblown the comments from governor Michele Bullock and are siding with the central bank on the rate outlook.

  • Cecile Lefort
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Nvidia paces Nasdaq higher

Australian shares are set to edge up. Iron ore, oil, gold lift on China stimulus efforts. US-listed shares of BHP, Rio leap. Bitcoin tops $US64,000.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
RBA governor Michele Bullock said the board didn’t “explicitly” discuss a rate hike.

Traders up bets on RBA December rate cut, ignoring Bullock

The bond market is sticking with its prediction of some rate relief by Christmas, despite governor Michele Bullock saying that inflation remains “too high”.

  • Cecile Lefort