Tomorrow's trading on the ASX?

[Dona Ferentes]

ASX futures are down 17 points or 0.2 per cent to 8467.

• AUD +0.03% to US62.87¢
• Bitcoin -0.2% to $US96,417
• Gold -0.5% to $US2852.20 an ounce
• Brent oil -0.4% to $US74.29 a barrel
• Iron ore +2.4% to $US106.25 a tonne
• 10-year yield: US 4.42%, Australia 4.31%

 

[Dona Ferentes]

choppyish

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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 dips but plenty of strength shown from Technology, Property, Banking, Copper, and Iron Ore stocks .. S&P/ASX 200 closed 9.3 points lower, down 0.11%​

Evening Wrap: ASX 200 dips but plenty of strength shown from Technology, Property, Banking, Copper, and Iron Ore stocks

ASX stocks capped off a wild week (losses early but steadying late) with a narrow fall. Under the surface, there was plenty of strength, however, as Technology, Consumer Staples, Property, Financials, and Copper and Iron ore stocks rallied (the latter two on stronger commodity prices). #asx...

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[Dona Ferentes]

from NY, our ASX futures are pointing down 64 points or 0.8 per cent to 8405
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..and a busy week (ASX200 companies)

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Morning Wrap: ASX 200 to fall, S&P 500 dips on Trump tariff jitters + JB Hi-Fi, Ansell results​

ASX 200 futures are down 64pts or -0.76%.​

Morning Wrap: ASX 200 to fall, S&P 500 dips on Trump tariff jitters + JB Hi-Fi, Ansell results

ASX 200 futures are down 64pts (-0.76%) as of 8:30 am AEDT.

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[Dona Ferentes]

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 28.6 points lower, down 0.34%.
Yet more Trump tariff stuff for ASX investors to digest and integrate into risk-pricing today - 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum –
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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 dips on renewed Trump tariff uncertainty - PM to plead our case as Tech, Telco, Mining and Energy stocks fall

Yet more Trump tariff stuff for ASX investors to digest and integrate into risk-pricing today. 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum – but will Australia be included? That's yet to be determined, and the PM will be on the blower to the Don tonight to plead our case! Tech, Telco, Consumer, and Mining...

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[Dona Ferentes]

commodities strong

• Gold +1.6% to $US2907.17 an ounce
• Brent oil +1.8% at $US76.03 a barrel
• Iron ore +0.8% to $US107.20 a tonne

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Local Market

Australian shares are poised for a strong opening, mirroring the positive momentum from Wall Street overnight.

The surge in US technology and metal stocks, combined with record gold prices, has created a positive outlook for the ASX 200, with futures indicating a 0.3% rise, or 29 points higher on Tuesday morning, indicating the S&P/ASX 200 is set to reverse the previous session’s loss.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 1.2 points higher, up 0.01% .

ASX 200 gives up early gain with CSL earnings miss and tumbling lithium stocks...

Evening Wrap: ASX 200 gives up early gain as CSL earning miss and tumbling lithium stocks drag

Stocks on the ASX closed largely flat after a promising start. There were plenty of stock and sector specific moves under the surface, though. CSL dipped 5% on an earnings miss, and lithium stocks dipped much more than that in many cases on...well...that's an interesting story! 🤔

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[Dona Ferentes]

ASX share futures rose 4 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 8440 in late trade, as futures responded to the positive earnings result from CBA. Futures had predicted the S&P/ASX 200 would open lower before the results.

• AUD +0.3% to US62.95¢
• Bitcoin -2.4% to $US95,108
• Gold -0.3% to $US2900.11 an ounce
• Brent oil +1.5% to $US77.01 a barrel
• Iron ore -1.1% to $US105.95 a tonne
• 10-year yield: US 4.54%, Australia 4.39%

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Evening Wrap: ASX 200 rises on surging Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, NAB, and Westpac shares - Big 4 Banks Special Ed.​

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 51.3 points higher, up 0.61%

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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 rises on surging Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, NAB, and Westpac shares - Big4 Banks Special Ed.

Well received December quarter results from Commonwealth Bank of Australia spurred gains in stablemates ANZ, National Australia Bank (NAB), and Westpac (WBC). Strong results also helped Computershare (CPU) to a +15% gain. Really, only Gold and Technology stocks did it tough today as the...

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[Dona Ferentes]

ASX futures are pointing up 13 points or 0.2 per cent to 8495.

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IAG’s profit leapt 91.2 per cent in the half-year to December, boosted by a period of favourable weather and the release of a $200 million release from the group’s Covid business interruption provision.

Homeco Daily Needs REIT’s funds from operations were flat in the six months to December, but the company said it remains on track to hit full-year guidance.

Chemist Warehouse is joining the ASX on Thursday morning when it finalises its merger with wholesaler Sigma Healthcare.

 

[Sean K]

Chemist Warehouse is joining the ASX on Thursday morning when it finalises its merger with wholesaler Sigma Healthcare.

Will be interesting to see how this goes. Not sure how much growth they have left in them. They're like milk bars now. One on every corner. But, seems to be a pretty good business.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Will be interesting to see how this goes...... They're like milk bars now. One on every corner.

funny you should say that .. from SIG thread

The Gance brothers and Verrocchi grew up working in their families’ milk bars. Not only was this experience formative as they moved into the pharmacy business in the 1970s, but it guides the [CW] approach today.

let's give it up for today

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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 firms on surging iron ore, copper, and base metals stocks - but lithium plays shine brightest​

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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 firms on surging iron ore, copper, and base metals stocks - but lithium plays shine brightest

Strong gains in iron ore, copper, and other base metals stocks were the feature of today's trade on the ASX. The reason? News that China's massive property market may finally be showing signs of turning around. It's early days, but it was enough to spur investors to snap up beaten down resources...

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