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ASX to fall as rate cut hopes fade further

US jobless figures held steady overnight, adding to the week’s positive reports on the health of the world’s biggest economy.

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  • Andrew Hobbs

Yesterday

Wall Street.

ASX to rise as focus swings to employment data

Wall Street’s main indexes fluctuated with chip stocks among the biggest losers. Expectations are for Australian unemployment to pick back up to 3.9 per cent.

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  • Andrew Hobbs

This Month

Adam Blumenthal reached a civil settlement with ASIC about market rigging.

Federal Court says Blumenthal market rigging was ‘serious, deliberate’

The stockbroker will be banned from managing companies for five years and pay an $850,000 penalty four months after reaching an agreement with the regulator.

  • Jonathan Shapiro and Liam Walsh
The Star casino inquiry has been adjourned.

Star probe adjourned; BOQ’s mortgage gripe; China’s Aussie ‘assault’

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Morning Stanley warns Woolworths and Coles were exposed to the potential changes in national eating habits.

ASX stocks at risk from Ozempic – and ResMed isn’t one of them

Morgan Stanley brokers say the explosion of interest in the weight loss drugs will be far bigger than first thought. And these major companies could get hit.

  • Joshua Peach
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US Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell speaking on Tuesday bin the US.

ASX to slip as Powell confirms delay in rate cuts

If inflation pressures persist in the US, the Federal Reserve can keep rates steady for “as long as needed,” Jerome Powell said.

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  • Andrew Hobbs
Brad Banducci during the senate committee hearing on Tuesday.

ASX slumps 1.4pc; Banducci threatened with jail; AFP’s terror warning

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Andrew Forrest earlier this year. The billionaire businessman founded Fortescue in 2003 and remains its chairman.

Big investors avoid ‘too hard basket’ Fortescue – and miss major rally

The Andrew Forrest-chaired group is one of the ASX’s best performers, but remains the least loved among brokers and the top Australian equities fund managers.

  • Joshua Peach
Wall Street.

ASX to drop as shock jump in US spending weakens case for rate cuts

Much stronger than expected retail sales in the US diminished the likelihood of interest rate cuts. Threat of Israeli retaliation boosts gold to near record.

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  • Andrew Hobbs
Cettire offers luxury brands like Louis Vuitton but at much lower prices than the company itself. It is a business model that has made Cettire wildly popular.

Brokers split on Cettire despite surge in sales this year

Two of the four investment bank analysts following the luxury clothing marketplace have lowered their share price forecasts this year after an update last week.

  • Jonathan Shapiro and Carrie LaFrenz
The growing pile of flowers in Bondi Junction.

Lehrmann ruling begins; Sixth Bondi victim named; Iran’s market hit

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ASX to fall as spectre of Mid-East war weighs on shares, $A

The S&P/ASX 200 and the Australian dollar are poised to drop on Monday on worries that Iran’s first direct attack on Israel could trigger the regional war investors have been afraid of.

  • Cecile Lefort
Former Telstra CEO David Thodey read the room when he took over as Ramsay Health Care’s chairman.

Adieu: Ramsay Health Care’s shrinking global ambition

Under-pressure Ramsay Health Care is taking a fresh look at its footprint, which could mean a major change in its strategy. Watch this space.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Kerry Stokes

Seven’s new Boral bid; Mercedes mortgage pain; $77m Toorak double deal

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Cettire delivered strong third quarter sales

Surge in Cettire sales fails to win over investors

The embattled online luxury retailer surprised the market with the early release of quarterly sales numbers, but they failed to stir the share price.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
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Wall Street.

ASX to fall as Fed officials highlight ‘need for patience’

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins and New York Fed President John Williams said it may take more time to gain confidence to begin easing rates.

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  • Andrew Hobbs
Jerome Powell, the head of the US Federal Reserve, had been hopeful that higher inflation readings were mere “bumps”.

Inflation’s three warnings; NextDC’s $1.3b raise; RBA cuts in doubt

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AI is fuelling demand for cloud computing and data centres.

NextDC feeds the ducks while they’re hungry

The data centre owner has played the capital markets game superbly to be on the cusp of the top-50 stocks. To stay there, it has to deliver.

  • Anthony Macdonald

The eight stocks most loved by Australia’s best fund managers

Despite the headwinds, CSL is still loved by the top stock pickers. CBA and BHP are also widely held – but not as widely as expected.

  • Joshua Peach
Wall Street.

ASX to fall after shock US inflation data; $A slumps

Wall Street’s main stock indexes tumbled and US Treasury 10-year yields jumped after the stronger-than-expected US inflation data.

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  • Andrew Hobbs