ASX slips on US rate hike talk
Reporting season delivered some delights and disappointments, while the overall ASX stagnated.
Vanessa Desloires writes on Business, Real Estate, Markets, News. Based in our Melbourne newsroom, Vanessa is a trainee journalist.
Reporting season delivered some delights and disappointments, while the overall ASX stagnated.
Gold mining stocks have enjoyed a stellar year, and analysts find plenty of upside still to be realised.
The busiest week of reporting season so far resulted in hefty individual stock moves on the ASX but the overall market barely budged.
The busiest day of company profit season yet dominated the share price movements on the sharemarket on Thursday.
Fund managers are doing anything but "sell everything" as the equity rally shows no signs of ending.
An early positive lead from record-breaking Wall Street gave way to local concerns as investor appetite waned in the banks.
About 84 per cent of stocks on the ASX 200 are trading above their 200-day moving averages. What signal is this sending about the market's direction?
Investors have been clambering to pick up resources stocks as they rally, but can it continue?
The Australian sharemarket struggled higher as investors digested the first big week of reporting season.
The ASX ended 0.6 per cent lower, as the banks and Telstra weighed.
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