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The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to fall as geopolitical tensions rise, Nvidia rallies

Australian shares are set to open lower amid a renewed focus on Russia’s war against Ukraine. Nasdaq advances on techs. Bitcoin tops $US94,000.

  • Timothy Moore

Yesterday

The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Tesla paces Nasdaq advance

Australian shares are set to edge higher. Shares in the EV maker got another Trump boost. Nvidia in focus. Oil, gold and iron ore each rebound.

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  • Timothy Moore

This Month

Chinese ports are being flooded with iron ore from Australia’s leading terminal.

Goldman reveals the best commodities to buy for 2025

The broker is among a growing chorus of banks tipping iron ore to remain below $US100 a tonne next year. Meanwhile, copper and gold are poised to rally.

  • Updated
  • Alex Gluyas
The New York Stock Exchange.

US stocks slump on Trump trade rate-reality check

The Nasdaq paced losses as Amazon, Meta and Nvidia tumbled after strong retail sales data bolstered the case for the Fed to slow the pace of interest rate cuts.

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  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Powell further dents rate cut hopes

Australian shares were set to open higher. US stocks extended losses after the Fed boss said the economy’s strength signalled there was no hurry to cut rates.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
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The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Wall St edges up, bitcoin eases after topping $US93,000

Australian shares are set to open higher. US October CPI lifts bets on December rate cut. Bitcoin extends its record run. US stocks fluctuate.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to drop, US equity rally runs out of steam

Australian shares are set to shed near 1pc, as overseas equities fell. Tesla surge ends. Bitcoin consolidates. Gold extends retreat. US CPI awaited.

  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, S&P 500 struggles, bitcoin tops $US88,000

Australian shares are set to open up. The S&P 500 reset its record high then faded. Tesla leaps again, bitcoin rally accelerates on Trump trade inflection.

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  • Timothy Moore
Financial markets are concerned about a trade war between the world’s two largest economies.

Mining stocks whacked as iron ore slumps towards $US100

Shares in Fortescue dropped 7.3 per cent and BHP fell 4.1 per cent as China’s underwhelming stimulus package weighed on iron ore prices.

  • Updated
  • Alex Gluyas
The New York Stock Exchange.

S&P 500 resets closing high for 50th time this year

The benchmark US index briefly topped 6000 points during the session. Tesla extends rally with another 8.2pc advance. $A slumps as China disappoints, again.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, US stocks extend rally, Fed cuts quarter point

Australian shares are set to open higher. Fed rate decision was unanimous. Techs stocks continued to power gains in the Nasdaq and S&P 500.

  • Timothy Moore
A trader cheers the election result on the New York Stock Exchange.

Market winners and losers from Trump’s landslide

Australian superannuation funds, small caps and renewable energy will celebrate and despair as the Republican returns to the Oval Office.

  • Joanne Tran, Sarah Jones and Jonathan Shapiro
The New York Stock Exchange.

US equities reset record highs on growth bet

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each leapt sharply higher and the Dow surged more than 1500 points as investors bet on Trump bolstering the US economy.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to rise, Nvidia paces tech rally

Australian shares are set to open higher. Nvidia, Tesla and a surge in Palantir bolster Wall Street. Bitcoin briefly tops $US70,000. Fed in focus.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to slip, Nvidia briefly takes market cap title

Australian shares are set to open lower. US equities slipped though Nvidia advanced early, then pared its gain. RBA rate decision pending.

  • Timothy Moore
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The gold price has already run 30 per cent this year.

Here’s why gold has so much further to run

Gold has already risen 30 per cent this year to record levels, but there is still one ingredient missing that has been evident in previous bull markets, which could propel prices even higher.

  • Arian Neiron
The New York Stock Exchange.

Amazon paces tech rebound on Wall Street

US techs help drive gains in all three benchmarks. Atlassian leaps 19pc. Pending Fed decision and election offset weaker-than-expected jobs report.

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  • Timothy Moore
The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to fall, Wall St drops as megacap techs slide

Australian shares are set to follow US equities lower as AI-enthusiasm wanes. Microsoft, Meta tumble. Apple, Amazon poised to report. Macquarie Group to report.

  • Timothy Moore

October

Wall Street.

ASX to inch down as US data shows robust economy

Australian shares are poised to open slightly down as a mixed set of profit reports from Alphabet and Eli Lilly kept Wall Street treading water.

Wall Street.

ASX to edge up as better than expected Alphabet result boosts Nasdaq

The parent of search giant Google, beat third-quarter revenue expectations after recording better than expected advertising and cloud computing revenues.

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