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CommSec Market Update is the podcast that will help you to stay ahead of the trends with daily expert commentary as the market opens and closes. Whether you are invested in the stock market, or just looking to get started, join the team from Australia’s leading online broker and follow the changes as they happen. The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and distributed in Australia by Commonwealth Securities Limited ABN 60 067 254 399 AFSL 238814. The information does not take into ...
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The market has ended in positive territory today following several sessions of losses. Laura and Stevie discuss this performance fuelled by a myriad of factors in the US, and the upcoming data that could shift their market in the days ahead. Back home City Chic was one of the best performers following an announcement around sales figures, most of t…
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Wall Street faces mounting pressure amid rising interest rates, with the US 10-year Treasury yield hitting a 14-month high, causing stocks to tumble. Moderna shares plunged 20% after the company lowered its 2025 sales forecast, while Eli Lilly also saw a decline following its announcement to acquire Scorpion Therapeutics' experimental cancer therap…
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The Aussie market has seen its biggest decline today in around 3 weeks wiping out all the gains of last week. Laura and Stevie unpack this performance which was largely fuelled by the US sharemarket which performed poorly on Friday following jobs and unemployment data that could result in a US rate cut being pushed out. Locally energy stocks have b…
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Wall Street slumped following the latest job data, as US employment rose more than expected in December. This unexpected growth has narrowed expectations for interest rate changes, suggesting they may remain on hold for the foreseeable future. US interest rates, meanwhile, reached their highest level since November 2023. In the stock market, tech s…
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The session started optimistically but has fallen into negative territory today. Laura and Stevie unpack this performance, with materials the only sector seeing improvements. The big 4 banks have played their part in dragging on the market and so they discuss this, but also acknowledge that the market is on track to see improvements overall across …
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Wall Street is closed in observance of the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, but investors continue to monitor U.S. economic news closely. U.S. Treasury yields are declining as markets remain focused on Trump-era policies, while bond traders anticipate that the upcoming jobs report will test the Federal Reserve's pricing strategies. In the …
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Aussie stocks ended their winning streak with the ASX 200 down after a strong start to 2025. November’s retail sales data showed a 0.8% increase, softer than expected, reflecting cautious consumer spending despite heavy promotional activities. This adds weight to the possibility of an interest rate cut in February, though key data like employment s…
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Wall Street remains cautious as investors weigh the impact of Trump's tariff plans. Technology stocks continue to face pressure, with chip makers leading the declines. Quantum computing stocks fell sharply after Nvidia’s CEO suggested that the technology is still decades away from mainstream use. Meanwhile, banks are under pressure as interest rate…
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The ASX 200 has extended its 2025 winning streak to five days, driven by a positive market reaction to November's inflation data. While headline inflation rose slightly due to electricity and fuel costs, core inflation dropped to 3.2%, below expectations, increasing the likelihood of an interest rate cut by the RBA in February. Materials and financ…
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The US services index climbed, with the price gauge reaching its highest level since 2023, signalling persistent inflation concerns. Traders have adjusted their expectations, no longer fully pricing in a US rate cut before July. Meanwhile, US job openings surged to a six-month high, reflecting a resilient labour market. Additionally, the technology…
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The market has lifted again slightly today continuing the 4-day winning streak. Laura and Stevie unpack this ‘streak’ and look at the performance of the US market overnight with tech stocks seeing significant shifts. The Aussie dollar has improved today and so they look into the international happenings that have fuelled this, NVIDIA is back in the…
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Technology stocks are at the forefront of driving investor interest and contributing to recent market gains. All eyes are on Nvidia’s CEO, whose upcoming speech is anticipated to ignite the next significant breakout. Meanwhile, the US dollar pares losses following Trump's denial of reports about curbing tariffs. In Canada, stocks see a slight uptic…
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Laura and Stevie are back following the Christmas break with the market seeing slight declines following some minor falls around lunchtime and a flat finish. They reflect on the market performance of the year gone by with 24 record highs locally, and they run through the standout movers throughout that period. Materials stocks led the conversation …
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The new year has had a shaky start, but technology stocks have helped lift Wall Street during holiday trading. US bond yields have climbed in anticipation of upcoming labor market data, while mega-cap stocks have been key drivers in pushing the US share market higher. Meanwhile, a surging US dollar has put pressure on commodity prices. Oil prices h…
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In the last podcast of 2024, Steve and Laura reflect on a challenging December for the Aussie market, which has seen a 4.5% decline, making it the worst month of the year. The Federal Reserve's slower-than-expected pace of rate cuts rattled global markets, with Financials, consumer discretionary, and materials sectors among the hardest hit locally.…
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Wall Street is making a cautious recovery after experiencing one of the year’s steepest declines. The Dow Jones Index broke a 10-day losing streak, its longest since 1974, while the 10-year US Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since May, reflecting ongoing strength in the US economy. In corporate news, Micron Technology faced its worst tr…
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The Aussie share market faced a tough day, with the ASX 200 facing it's steepest decline in three and a half months—dragged down by a 2.5% fall in the US Dow Jones. Investor concerns stemmed from the US Federal Reserve’s revised interest rate outlook, signalling fewer rate cuts in 2025 than anticipated. All 11 ASX sectors ended in the red, with tec…
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