JTrader Daily: Wednesdays best set ups!
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Wednesday 23rd April 2025!
BOQ, BRN, CBA, MDX, WC8
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Wednesday 23rd April 2025!
BOQ, BRN, CBA, MDX, WC8
The Australian sharemarket was flat in afternoon trade as gains in Commonwealth Bank helped offset broader market weakness driven by fresh volatility in US markets. The S&P/ASX 200 Index edged down 1.3 points to 7817.8 near 2pm, paring a 1 per cent early decline. Technology led sector losses, while banks and miners provided some support.
Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
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The Presidency is looking more like an autocracy at this juncture, spooking investors into fleeing the USD and US stocks with his irrational and directionless leadership not an attraction for investors
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Tuesday 22nd April 2025!
HZR, JBY, KAU, STN, VHM
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ASX Rises on Energy and Gold Rally, Employment Data Supports Rates Outlook
The Australian sharemarket extended its advance on Wednesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index up 0.5% to 7800.3 by 2pm AEDT, supported by gains in energy and gold stocks.
Stocks slumped again overnight, pressured by a Nvidia-led slump in tech and remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaling that the Fed isn’t leaning toward cutting rates any time soon.
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The Australian sharemarket maintained modest gains on renewed hopes of a US-China trade deal, despite lingering global economic uncertainty. By 2pm, the S&P/ASX 200 Index had risen 0.3% to 7782.10, while the All Ordinaries added 0.2%. Financials led six of eleven sectors higher, buoyed by strong US bank earnings and resilience in consumer spending.
Stocks closed lower overnight, with health care and consumer stocks dragging down gains amid ongoing tariff uncertainty.