ASX dips but travel stocks jump
The ASX closed marginally lower but investors piled into travel stocks, encouraged by the coronavirus vaccine rollout.
The ASX closed marginally lower but investors piled into travel stocks, encouraged by the coronavirus vaccine rollout.
The ASX had its worst week this month so far following negative leads from overseas markets, with resources stocks leading the sell-off.
The ASX closed flat on an eventful day, with Penfolds’ owners hitting a six-month high, while an FMG cost blow out that claimed scalps.
The ASX pulled back from its recent stellar run, with Westpac, Domino’s Pizza and Rio Tinto among the big results lobbing in on an epic earnings season day.
THE Australian dollar has strengthened to 93.38 US cents against a weaker greenback.
THE Australian dollar is higher despite better than expected economic data out of the US.
THE Australian dollar is weaker against a strengthened greenback, despite disappointing economic data out of the US.
THE Australian dollar is lower against the strengthened greenback after a speech by US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen surprised the market.
THE Australian dollar has rebounded back above 93 US cents after losing ground on Thursday on the back of weak Chinese manufacturing data.
THE Australian dollar has continued lower after Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens said he would not rule out intervention to bring the currency lower.
THE Australian dollar is lower against the strengthening greenback following a rebound in US home construction.
THE Australian dollar is hovering above 93 US cents as investors await the release of the minutes of the Reserve Bank’s August board meeting.
THE Australian dollar remains above 93 US cents following last week’s disappointing batch of US economic data.
THE Australian dollar is back above 93 US cents following soft US economic data.
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