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    Cecile Lefort

    Markets reporter

    Cecile Lefort is a markets reporter based in the Sydney newsroom. Email Cecile at [email protected]

    Cecile Lefort

    This Month

    Miners boost shares; NAB gains, ASX Ltd falls on profit report

    Shares add 1.3pc head for six straight sessions of gains. RBA hoses down rate cut hopes. NAB posts flat profit, warns on bad debts. ASX flags record revenue. Follow here.

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    Rate cuts still on the cards despite stellar jobs growth

    While the bond market is pricing in a 50:50 chance of an Australian interest rate cut in November, it’s still all-in on December as the global easing campaign intensifies

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    Shares post fifth straight day of gains; Telstra, Magellan lift

    Jobless rate climbs to 4.2pc. Iron ore hits lowest since 2022. Telstra ups dividend 5.9pc. Cochlear dividend jumps 24pc. Pilbara Minerals flags acquisition. US inflation eases. Follow here.

    Rapid rate cuts expected in New Zealand as economy teeters

    The kiwi tumbles against both Australian and US dollar after the NZ Reserve Bank cut rates and tips the economy will fall back into recession in 2024.

    ASX rises as Pro Medicus and Seven climb; BHP down 3pc

    Shares advance at the closing bell; Commonwealth Bank boosts dividend; Pro Medicus books $82.8 million in net profit; ASIC sues ASX Ltd; iron fall tumbles. Follow here for more.

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    ASX gains but CSL, Seek weigh on disappointing results

    Shares edge up; immunoglobulins unit boosts CSL earnings; Seek hit by job ads fall; Orora knocks back Lone Star’s bid; NBN losses deepen. Follow updates here.

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    Why the market’s danger trade could make a comeback

    Speculative investors in the so-called yen carry trade could tiptoe back as early as Wednesday as markets appear calmer after last week’s brutal sell-off.

    ASX climbs as consumer stocks rally; Beach sinks 13pc

    Shares advance; JB Hi-Fi flags special dividend; Aurizon announces $150 million buyback; Beach Energy plunges into loss; CAR Group revenue jumps. Follow here for more.

    Why this fundie is betting big on Macquarie Group

    K2’s George Boubouras is not worried about the recent market turmoil or the US economy, instead he’s betting on mid-caps and Australia’s biggest investment bank.

    ASX to rise as earning season sheds light on health of economy

    Traders will also look at unemployment figures to be released this week as an indicator of whether the Reserve Bank is preparing to cut – or raise – rates.

    ASX rallies, but drops 2pc on the week

    Shares rally; Whitehaven Coal given legal nod for Narrabri; NewsCorp to sell Foxtel; QBE posts $1.2b profit; Life360 ups guidance; Nick Scali profit slides. Follow updates here.

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    ASX falls as miners weigh; AMP shares soar 13pc

    Shares lower at the closing bell; AMP’s profit rises; former Qantas boss Alan Joyce to lose more than $9 million in bonuses; Myer warns on profit; iron ore falls below $US100. Follow updates here.

    Why the market doesn’t believe the RBA on rates

    Despite the surprisingly strong hawkish rhetoric from the Reserve Bank this week, bond traders (and some economists) aren’t buying it.

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    ASX lifts as GPT shines, Rio slumps

    Shares reverse early losses; Wall Street firms amid persisting volatility; shares in retailers and property lose steam; lower iron ore prices hit miners. Follow updates here.

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    Traders don’t believe the RBA’s warning on rates

    Bond markets are still wagering that the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates this year even as the central bank said it considered a rise on Tuesday.

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    ASX rebounds after global rout; Woodside shares tumble

    Shares advance at the closing bell; US futures bounce back; Treasury Wine flags impairment; Coronado revenue slumps 10 per cent; Bullock says rate cut not on the agenda in 2024. Follow updates here.

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    Traders bet on rapid rate cuts as recession fears deepen

    Bond prices are soaring globally after weaker US jobs data rattled investors and prompted traders to dial up the need for urgent rate cuts in both the US and Australia to stem an economic downturn.

    ASX charts worst day in four years; tech stocks crumble

    The sharemarket ended the session 3.7 per cent lower. Wall Street tumbles after July jobs miss. ResMed unscathed by market-wide rout. Follow here for more.

    ASX dives 2.1pc as NAB, CBA, Westpac slammed

    Shares plunge; Macquarie eyes $1b hybrid issue; Afterpay’s Nick Molnar promoted to head of sales for Block; ResMed revenue up 9pc; Follow updates here.

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    Fed’s rate cut conviction sweeps RBA up in global easing hopes

    Markets are fully priced for Jerome Powell’s September easing, but economists do not share the same enthusiasm that the Reserve Bank may not be far behind.

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