Shares look set for quiet end to the year
Shares looked set for a quiet start to the short trading week in Australia as Wall Street traded lower and with major European exchanges closed for the holiday weekend.
Shares looked set for a quiet start to the short trading week in Australia as Wall Street traded lower and with major European exchanges closed for the holiday weekend.
Local shares appear poised to trade higher ahead of Christmas Day. BHP and Rio surged in London.
Local shares are poised to open higher, bolstered by a rebound in metals. Oil extended its rout.
Local shares are receiving positive sentiment from Wall Street. The $A has advanced.
Local shares are poised to edge higher at the open as metals bounced on bets that China is preparing to boost efforts to bolster growth.
Local shares are poised to start the week on the backfoot, pressured by another drop in the price of oil. Wall Street fell on Friday too.
US oil fell below $US35 a barrel, while gold and copper faltered. The ASX is poised to open lower as resource stocks weigh on Wall Street.
The ASX is poised to open higher after the Federal Reserve, as expected, lifted US rates.
Local shares appear poised to snap a six-session losing streak as global equities rally. The $A has dropped below US72ยข.
It's going to be a busy day for local investors with a key focus on the RBA's latest meeting minutes and Treasury's mid-year economic review...
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