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The ASX 200 delivered its strongest session in three weeks, driven by surging mining stocks and bank gains following weaker US jobs data. Gold miners lead the charge as the US dollar eased, while the broader market benefited from shifting rate expectations. Upcoming earnings season and company earnings updates loom as key catalysts for July trading.
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The Australian share market is poised to open higher despite a mixed session on Wall Street, where semiconductor stocks led technology shares lower. The US dollar also slipped following a key US jobs report, while attention now turns to the local trading day.
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The Australian share market recovered from heavy early losses to end nearly flat on Thursday as financials rebounded strongly following Wednesday's selloff. Locally, banks led gains while healthcare stocks posted modest improvements. Energy and utilities slid on softer commodity prices, though gold miners found some support. Key dividend payments from major financial institutions and upcoming US employment data tonight will shape investor sentiment heading into the final trading sessions of the week.
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US markets retreated overnight as technology stocks, particularly semiconductors, came under selling pressure. Oil prices fell sharply on optimism around Iran peace talks, while the Australian share market is poised to open lower after a soft start to the new financial year.
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The ASX 200 fell on Wednesday as the new financial year began on a soft footing. Property price declines across major cities pressured the banking sector, whilst mining stocks found support from copper's strength. A mixed session saw winners including South32 and Perpetual, offset by losses in healthcare and financials after a challenging year.
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Technology shares drove Wall Street higher overnight, with the major US indices posting their strongest quarter in six years. So how might the Australian share market fare on the opening day of the new financial year? Plus, a closer look at why bond markets remain in the doldrums.
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The Australian share market closed slightly lower on the final day of the financial year, weighed by mining and gold stocks despite strong US overnight gains. Over the full year, local stocks underperformed US markets, with composition differences and AI sector exposure cited as key factors. Key upcoming catalysts include property data, major bank dividends, and US employment figures.
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Technology shares rebounded overnight, helping lift US markets, while commodity prices were mixed after the US and Iran halted hostilities. So what’s in store for the Australian share market today on the final day of the financial year?
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The ASX 200 recovered ground on Monday following last week's losses, rising half a percent on a choppy session marked by Middle East tensions. Tech stocks led the rebound after significant declines, while defensive sectors stabilised. Property and utility stocks declined due to ex-dividend trading. Major catalysts this week include US jobs data Thursday and significant dividend payouts from leading banks.
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With the financial year drawing to a close, investors are weighing what it could mean for markets. Wall Street has slipped as tech stocks remain under pressure, plus the latest uncertainty from the intensifying war in the Middle East.
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The ASX 200 finished Friday with a modest gain, driven by a strong rebound in mining and energy stocks after a tough week. Gold miners led the charge following an improvement in precious metal prices, while defensive sectors like utilities and consumer staples also gained. Tech stocks and healthcare retreated on profit taking. Key catalysts ahead include US jobs data, dividend payments from major banks, and ongoing Middle East developments.
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Technology giants weighed on Wall Street overnight, with every Magnificent Seven stock finishing lower. The Australian share market is still poised to open higher as commodities rebounded following softer-than-expected US inflation. Plus, a warning about scammers targeting investors and what you need to know to help protect yourself.
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The ASX 200 fell as resource stocks and financials dragged the market lower, extending a losing streak that has wiped out recent gains. A strong US dollar pressured commodity prices and gold miners, while mixed employment data reduced expectations for near-term interest rate increases. Banks also retreated, with Judo Capital among notable fallers. Defensive healthcare stocks provided some support as markets await US inflation data and monitor global tech sentiment.
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The US dollar climbed to a 13-month high overnight, putting pressure on commodities and the Australian dollar. US stocks were muted despite further weakness in technology shares and what's in store for the Australian share market today?
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The Australian share market ended a four-day losing streak Wednesday as investors digested mixed inflation data. While headline inflation cooled, underlying measures remained elevated, keeping the Reserve Bank on alert ahead of August. Tech stocks led gains despite US semiconductor weakness, while energy and mining lagged on commodity pressures. Employment data and Micron earnings loom as key catalysts.
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Technology stocks dragged US markets overnight, although the Australian share market is poised for a modest gain at the open. Meanwhile, a stronger US dollar weighed on commodities and pushed the Australian dollar lower. Plus, why Japan has been one of the standout markets of 2026 and what's driven its success over the past decade.
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The Australian share market extended its four-day losing streak, finishing lower as investors weighed mixed signals from Middle East tensions and upcoming economic data. Tech stocks declined sharply, while financials provided support. Inflation and jobs data due this week are key catalysts for the Reserve Bank's interest rate outlook.
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Technology shares slid overnight, dragging major US indices lower amid growing concerns over AI-related spending. Oil prices tumbled on signs of progress in Iran peace talks, while attention now turns to what's in store for the Australian share market today.
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The Australian share market declined slightly on Monday, tracking towards a third consecutive day of losses. Tech stocks led declines following WiseTech's sharp fall, while energy remained volatile amid Middle East tensions. Key upcoming catalysts include May inflation data on Wednesday and employment figures on Thursday, both crucial for Reserve Bank considerations.
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Fresh uncertainty over global oil supplies has emerged after Iran said it has closed the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, the US President is threatening new attacks even as fragile peace talks continue. So how will investors react when markets reopen after the weekend?
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