Pre-Market Pulse 13th August – Investors take a welcome breather ahead of inflation data
Investors took a welcome breather to start the week as key inflation data is due over the next few days
Investors took a welcome breather to start the week as key inflation data is due over the next few days
The Australian sharemarket advanced Monday, marking its second consecutive day of gains, driven by strong earnings from JB Hi-Fi amidst a busy week of corporate results. The S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 38.7 points, or 0.5%, to 7816.4, following a Wall Street rebound as global markets stabilize after last week’s significant downturn.
Both bearish and bullish Investors were battered and bruised this week as the recovery in stocks continued following a major selloff earlier this week when concerns about an incoming recession took center stage and a recovery in the latter half of the week left us largely unchanged
This week, mega-cap earnings disappoint as investors ask “where’s the revenue”, US economy starts to show cracks and middle east conflict flares up (again)
Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief as better-than-feared labor market data cooled worries that a recession may be on the horizon.
The Australian sharemarket retreated on Thursday afternoon, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index declining 0.3% or 23.4 points to 7676.4. A sell-off in mining and property stocks, alongside a broader market pullback, weighed on the index. The materials sector dropped 1.5%, with BHP Group down 1.9%, Rio Tinto losing 1.8%, and Fortescue Metals falling 0.8% as Singapore iron ore futures slid 1.7% to $US99.2 per tonne. Property stocks were also hit, down 2.3%, as Goodman Group fell 2.5% and Scentre Group lost 1.5%. Mirvac shares plunged 9.5% after forecasting lower FY2025 earnings.
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Investors enthusiasm to “buy the dip” faded within one session as equites turned lower mid-session in the US on a slump in Super Micro Computer pressured chips stocks, weighing on the broader market.