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The S&P ASX 200 capped off the week with a 0.66% rally today, to take its weekly gain to a whisker shy of 1% and put the index just below 6900. Strength in commodity-exposed stocks drove the rally. Materials clocked up a solid three per cent return, while energy chipped in with a one per cent gain. There was a bit of bullish follow through from yesterday’s deft pivot from RBA Governor Lowe, wi...

The market bounced-back and with gusto today. The ASX200 was looking buoyant from the get-go. But a speech from RBA Governor Philip Lowe sent a rocket up the index around mid-day, with Dr. Lowe intimating that the pace of rate hikes could begin to slow. The ASX200 finished 1.77% higher for the session to close at 6849. It was a broad-based day of gains that saw tech, real estate, consumer discreti...

It was a nasty day. The local market skidded to fresh seven-week lows with every single sector except healthcare and tech hammered. Apparently, strong data and free-spending governments are doing nothing to deter speculation about elevated inflation and even more aggressive rate hikes. The resilience in long duration names came despite another sharp uplift in bond yields domestically and...

Without a Wall Street lead and ahead of an RBA meeting, the ASX200’s early gains were fleeting, with the index grinding lower throughout the session to finish down 0.38% and at 6826. The sell-off gathered pace after the RBA handed down its decision; a 50 point hike as expected, and a tacit commitment to data dependency, with policy “not on a pre-set path”. The AUD/USD reclaimed an intra-day dip fo...

A cautious start the week with macro uncertainty and a long weekend in the States keeping many on the sidelines. The S&P/ASX 200 climbed 0.34% to 6852.2. With Russia shutting the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline indefinitely over the weekend, the energy sector unsurprisingly outperformed, surging 4% on renewed energy supply concerns. It was a familiar story at the individual level with Whitehaven, B...

A late pre-NFPs swoon has seen the ASX200 close 0.4% lower for the day and 4% lower for the week. With US and local earnings all but over for the period, attention has moved back to the macro, as interest rate risk and growth concerns return. Commodities took a whack last night as the markets price-in an inflation fighting Fed. The materials sector led the market lower to take its decline for the...

Welcome to September - or should that be Slap-tember? Stocks were spanked as geopolitics, growth concerns, hawkish central bankers and dividend distributions combined to ensure an ugly start to the month. The S&P/ASX 200 skidded 2.02% to 6,845.6 - extending the fall this week to 3.6%. Month-end magic was nowhere to be seen with every sector except staples finishing in the red. Our top three VO...

A predictably messy month-end with positioning and window dressing creating wild price action at the individual stock level. But the overall benchmark was largely unchanged, recovering from an early dip after Wall Street fell for a third consecutive day. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.16% to 6968.6. Over August, it rose 0.6%, adding the strong rally in July. It was a dog’s breakfast at the sector l...