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The COB from ausbiz

Close your business day with the ausbiz anchors and a wrap of the day"s key stories and market movers, as well as our Stock of the Day.Disclaimer: At ausbiz we provide news, information, analysis and commentary. All of this content is general in nature and does not take into account your personal financial situation. The information is not intended as advice and you should not rely on it as such. Before acting on any information you have seen or heard on ausbiz platforms, you should seek independent

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14:14

Paradice by the Data Dashboard Light

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/24

After a strong session yesterday where the ASX recouped most of its early week losses from Monday and Tuesday it was Fed Chairman Jerome Powell who poured cold water on the stock revival before it began reiterating the need for more stimulus to stabilise a weakened global economy.A sharp increase in daily infection rates of COVID-19 across Britain and Europe has provided markets with the challenge of negotiating a second wave and what restrictions those countries may impose to bring cases under

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16:50

The ASX 200 rebounded today to close up 2.4% - the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/23

The ASX 200 rebounded today to close up 2.4% - the largest daily gain in around seven weeks.Financials had a great day while gold miners took a hit. The market was helped by a strong lead-in from Wall St overnight and exuberance around borders re-opening but Scutty reckons it was the comments from Westpac Chief Economist, Bill Evans, this afternoon that really kicked things along. Bill expects the RBA to cut the cash rate, three year bond and TFF rates to 10 basis points on October 6, describing it

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13:39

The ASX 200 closed down 0.7% in a day that could have...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/22

The ASX 200 closed down 0.7% in a day that could have been worse, given the extent of the sell off in the US and Europe overnight on fears of the worsening European Covid-19 situation. Tech was back in favour, as was healthcare, consumer discretionary and consumer staples, while cyclicals were hit hard. RBA Deputy Governor, Guy Debelle, reiterated today that the recovery is going to be drawn out, while also suggesting that the central bank may shift its policy response through measures such as

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14:44

The ASX200 edged closer to key support levels today...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/21

The ASX200 edged closer to key support levels today to close down 0.7%.Miners, tech and banks were the biggest losers with energy the star performer. Whitehaven Coal jumped 10% after UBS upgrade its outlook for the beleaguered miner.Bit of a drama unfolding in the US this afternoon, with Founder and CEO of electric car "maker", Nikola, Trevor Milton, resigning as the company comes under the scrutiny of the SEC. Don't forget GM has a $2 billion stake in these guys. This will be interesting. Our top

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15:38

After jumping above 5,900 at the open, the ASX 200...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/18

After jumping above 5,900 at the open, the ASX 200 headed south to close at 0.3%. Following the tech sell off on Wall St overnight, the Aussie WAAAX stocks held up pretty well, closing flat or higher - WYC down 0.04%, APT up 2.65%, APX up 0.86%, Altium up 0.6% and Xero up 1.6%. A rough day for Qantas boss, Alan Joyce, who saw his pay fall to a mere $1.7 million. Still, nothing to be sneezed at, but quite a cut from the $10 million he took home last year. Our top three VODs today are:Peter Morgan:

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13:48

Don't fight the Fed! The local bourse reversed...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/17

Don't fight the Fed! The local bourse reversed yesterday's gains today, with the ASX 200 closing down 1.2%. Tech took a hit, as did many of the key cyclicals. Jerome Powell's comments that interest rates would remain at zero until at least 2023 with a long and choppy road to recovery ahead put the pressure squarely back on Congress to fund the recovery. S&P futures are down around 1% as the stimulus saga wears on. Our top three VODs today:Marcus Padley: "I wish I'd never heard of the banks quite

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12:05

Like Pavlov's Dog, the market is salivating at the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/16

Like Pavlov's Dog, the market is salivating at the prospect of more dovish commentary from the US Federal Reserve, closing up 1%. Gains were led by the tech sector following similar moves on Wall St last night, while banks continued to lag.S&P futures are up ahead of the Fed's policy decision at 4am AEST tomorrow. Our top three VODs today are:Bull market ready to take the next leg-upThe gas-led recovery is an unachievable goalIt comes down to two things: China and data Hosted on Acast. See

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14:13

Techs were on a tear in the US overnight but the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/15

Techs were on a tear in the US overnight but the local market didn't share the enthusiasm - up initially but closing down 0.1%. The risk-off sentiment pushed up the gold miners while the dollar was also up. S&P futures point to a positive open on Wall St tonight...Our top three VODs are:Revenue isn't everythingThe PM is confusing gas with hot airLose the rose-coloured glasses when looking at Ant's A1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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15:31

The miners drove the market today, with Rio Tinto and...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/14

The miners drove the market today, with Rio Tinto and BHP pushing the ASX 200 up 0.7%, but still well under the 6,000 mark. This market has an itchy trigger finger when it comes to vaccine news and the statement over the weekend from AstraZeneca that it would resume trials was all investors needed to hear. A big hit to Cleanaway with news emerging of a toxic culture with CEO Vik Bhansal being investigated. Clearly, there has been a shift in the market's level of tolerance for behaviour of this kind

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16:17

A quiet finish to a fairly flat week. Stock of the...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/11

A quiet finish to a fairly flat week with the Top 200 closing down 0.83%.Healthcare and real estate were the few bright spots. Rio Tinto CEO Jean Sebastien-Jacques was forced to fall on his sword, but that might not be the end of it. In an interview with ausbiz today, lawyer at the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility, James Fitzgerald, says the company could be in contempt of parliament.Our top three VODs are:Who will win the battle between Afterpay and PayPal?Rio Tinto could be "in

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14:41

After a healthy kick along from our American cousins,...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/10

After starting the day with a healthy kick along from our American cousins buying the dip, the local market lost a bit of enthusiasm in the afternoon session and closed up 0.4%. Not surprisingly, tech stocks led the gainers with gold miners also up. Myer was down 15% after reporting a $172 million full-year loss, while Sigma Healthcare was up 2% after reporting a half-year profit of $10.6 million. S&P futures are currently up 0.1%, with the expectation of more volatility on Wall St tonight. It

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16:58

The ASX followed the sell off on Wall St, closing...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/09

A grey and dreary old day in Sydney today, which was reflected in the market, with the Top 200 down 2%. It was red across the board, as the local market followed the overnight sell off in the US. Is the tech bubble about to burst? The energy sector led the losers today, with tech, financials and consumer discretionary also hit hard.Out-of-session US futures indicate Wall St will be up tonight. But they were up yesterday afternoon too. Our top three VODs today are:Jun Bei Liu: What I'm buying in this

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14:08

All systems go for the local bourse, with Top 200...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/08

It was all systems go for the local bourse, with the Top 200 closing up 0.89% and the S&P/ASX200 closing above the 6000 mark as we await US markets coming back online post-Labor Day.All sectors gained, with the exception of consumer staples, led by healthcare. Financials rallied hard for a second day, helped by the release of slightly better than expected payrolls data. Spoos are currently up 0.8%, pointing to a positive open for Wall St tonight...Our top three VODs are:CEO Chat: Revenue up 47%

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15:30

After a choppy but lacklustre day due to the US...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/07

After a choppy but lacklustre day due to the US Labor Day holiday, the Top 200 closed up 0.23%. The banks (steepening of global yield curves), miners (iron ore prices up) and CSL (vaccine deal) were again in lockstep, leading the charge, while consumer staples led the losers. US out-of-session futures point to a soft start in Wall St tonight. Our top three VODs today are:IOOF CEO: "A once in a generation opportunity to create a new wealth management player"New BNPL platform launches to take on the

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11:05

Tech wreck as state bickering 'borders' on madness....

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/04

Wall Street came back to Earth with a 800 point thud as the Dow Jones finished the session 2.78% lower. Unsurprisingly the ASX followed suit down 3% to close out the the first week of September as investors assess reporting season against a backdrop of ongoing state border tension.Balancing the economic national interest versus state self interest is a tough business.Our top three VODs are:Simple reason for the fall: There's a monster call buyer out thereResources leading the reporting season

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15:18

More buyers than sellers today in a solid session...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/03

More buyers than sellers today in asolid session after another record breaking night on Wall St. The ASX200 closed up 0.8%. Cyclicals outperformed with banks, consumer discretionary and REITS leading the charge higher. Our top three VODs today are:Homewares retailers ride the lockdown decorating waveThe next dividend is an each way betProfessional quality video - straight from your smartphone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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14:56

The ASX200 bounced back today to recover yesterday's...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/02

The ASX200bounced back today to recover yesterday's losses, despite a worse than expected quarterly GDP figure and the country now officially in its first recession in 30 years. Just imagine the situation we'd be in without JobKeeper and JobSeeker! Banks and miners were back in the green, as were the telcos, real estate and supermarkets. IOOF took a 15% hit after resuming trading following its cap raise, with investors clearly not convinced that its purchase of MLC is going to pay off. The top three

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14:32

The ASX200 dropped today to erase the gains from...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/09/01

The ASX200 dropped 1.77%today to erase the 2.2% gains from August. Financial and miners lead the losers with Afterpay down 8.04% on news that PayPal would be entering the buy-now-pay later space.Not surprisingly the RBA held the cash rate at 0.25% today, with GDP out tomorrow...Our top three VODs today are:REX Deputy Chairman: We were on our knees but will recover quickly when borders openFluence gushing about its half year resultsBeaming full year results Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for

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12:10

Bit of a dip for the local bourse to finish what was...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/08/31

Bit of a dip for the local bourse to finish what was another strong month (up 2.2%) and the fifth successive month of growth. Certainly a V-shaped recovery for the ASX. Homewares retailer, Temple & Webster, which reported today, also did well out of the lockdowns with an increased NPAT of 265%! The stock closed up 17.4% as a result.Spoos up 0.3%, pointing to a positive open for Wall St tonight. Our top three VODs for today are:CEO Chat: With every new generation of data, our margins can only go

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11:10

The market got smoked today - closing down 0.9%. CSL...

The COB from ausbiz ·

2020/08/28

The market got smoked today - closing down 0.9%.CSL and the miners were down around 1.5% and gold also took a hit.The banks managed to offset some of the losses, benefiting from J Powell's Jackson Hole speech last night which sparked a rise in longer dated bond yields. The AUD also benefited from more positivity around the US economy, crossing the 73 cent mark for the first time in two years. Our top three VODs today are:When Gerry met GemmaAFG CEO: "COVID-19 is a watershed moment for mortgage

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