Yet another record high led by the mega-cap tech stocks overnight as investors shrugged off a climb in Treasury yields amid ongoing Fed speak around delays to rate cuts and flow of key economic data due later this week.
Gold Miners rally as spot price rises. ASX lower led by tech, energy and materials
The Nasdaq closed at a record high Friday, led by tech and expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year, though a dent in consumer sentiment kept gains in check
Tabcorp gains on regulation changes as ASX drifts lower.
The AI Mega Caps surge, while the rest of the world burns. Equities were dragged record highs by 2 stocks this week, masking the underlying weakness in the rest of the market and the effect of a more hawkish than expected Fed meeting.
Boss has reached oversold levels from a technical standpoint with our indicators turning positive.
Add to this the announcement of first production at Alta Mesa in Texas
US stocks clinched another record close, as surge in Broadcom lifted chip stocks and bets on rate cuts this year were boosted by further signs of slowing inflation despite the broader market falling 1% and Europe falling 2%
Sigma falls on concerns with Chemist Warehouse merger. ASX pushes higher
The seemingly endless AI rally continued overnight despite the Fed being more hawkish than expected, whittling down the possibility of rates cuts to just one cut this year, and less in 2025 as the central bank remains cautious on inflation.
ASX lower as market waits for CPI and FED overnight. Woodside upgraded by Macquarie
In the Wall St equivalent to a participation award, S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbed to a record close for the second-straight day, on a surge in Apple to all-time highs, on AI…. 18 months late and not even their own product
Bapcor rises after takeover offer. ASX lower on broad selling. Materals and Property weakest
