ASX to open flat as global rally pauses
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Local shares are expected to open little changed. Shares in Europe and the US eased. $A steady.
Local shares are expected to open little changed. Shares in Europe and the US eased. $A steady.
Local shares are poised to open little changed even as the S&P; 500 sets yet another record high. $A surges.
ASX futures are pointing to a higher open, bolstered by more gains on Wall Street. Metals and miners pause.
Global equities continue to climb with miners and banks pacing the advance. Iron ore surges. SPI futures up 21pts.
Surging iron ore and base metal prices are set to provide an opening boost to the ASX. Wall Street extends rally.
The Trump trade, which appeared to be foundering, has been revived by none other than Donald Trump. $NZ hammered.
Global equities continue to trade in a narrow range as earnings validate current valuations. $A advances v $NZ.
The global equities drift continues from China to Japan to Europe and the US. And back here. Iron ore pops, $A dips.
The ASX is poised to follow global markets lower as sentiment sours on Donald Trump's market boost. Iron ore retreats.
Banks powered a broad rally on Wall Street on the weekend, though miners tumbled after China lifted interest rates.
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