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ASX rises with July’s cooling inflation, US Treasury yields dip due to job metrics, while Bitcoin surges after a favorable US court ETF ruling.
ASX rises with July’s cooling inflation, US Treasury yields dip due to job metrics, while Bitcoin surges after a favorable US court ETF ruling.
Equities ground higher for a fourth-straight day as signs of a slowing U.S. economy bolstered bets on a Federal Reserve pause next month.
ASX rises with July’s cooling inflation, US Treasury yields dip due to job metrics, while Bitcoin surges after a favorable US court ETF ruling.
Equities ended higher overnight as Treasury yields slipped after weaker economic data stoked optimism that the Federal Reserve will likely skip rate hikes in September.
China’s stock rebound from reduced stamp duty was short-lived due to real estate concerns. European gas prices surged after Chevron’s strike announcement, while Australia resumes barley exports to China after tariff removal.
Equities ended higher Monday, underpinned by a 3M-led surge in industrials ahead of a flurry of data this week that will play into the Federal Reserve’s policy decision next month.
Today’s economic landscape is marked by China’s stock market revival, Evergrande’s dramatic fall, and an unexpected rise in Australian retail sales, signaling dynamic global shifts.
Equities finished mixed as Fed Chief, Jerome Powell was hawkish in his Jackson Hole speech Friday,
ASX dipped 1.2% following Wall Street, with tech stocks hardest hit. Wesfarmers thrived, Pilbara Minerals dropped, and major banks and miners faced declines.
Amidst global market fluctuations, the ASX showcased resilience with standout performances from Cochlear and CSL, while economic data hinted at Australia’s evolving financial landscape.
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Equities ignored yesterday’s post-market move higher on better-than-expected Nvidia results and sold from the open as investors remain wary of making bullish bets a day ahead of Jackson Hole