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    Investors to pull money from banks as property, miners rebound

    Equity strategists are expecting the ASX 200 to stay around 8000 points until the end of the year. But it won’t be the banks leading the year-end rally.

    • Joanne Tran
    Fed chairman Jerome Powell appears more confident than RBA’s Michele Bullock on inflation.

    Bond market dials up US rate cut bets; RBA left behind

    Goldman Sachs says there is now “solid rationale” for the Federal Reserve to start cutting rates this month. It’s a different picture in Australia, where markets are still pricing in a rate rise.

    • Sarah Jones

    CFMEU boss defiant; KPMG axes jobs; Who is J. D. Vance?

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

    ASX slips back below 8000 as BHP, Rio Tinto weigh; DroneShield sinks

    Australian shares end lower. The Dow closes at a record high. Bitcoin bounces. Rio Tinto’s iron ore production slips. Follow updates here.

    • Timothy Moore, Joshua Peach, Sarah Jones and Joanne Tran

    ASX to slip, Wall St extends its rally on ‘Trump trade’

    Australian shares are set to edge lower. All three US benchmarks advanced to start the week. Goldman’s profit doubles. Bitcoin lifts, boosting Tesla.

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    • Timothy Moore

    ASX tops 8000 as rates rally sweeps global markets

    Shares hit never-before-seen heights on Monday, but strategists are warning that the issues facing the Australian economy are far from over.

    • Joshua Peach and Sarah Jones

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    Why these 14 ASX stocks could be set to disappoint

    The sharemarket might be flirting with all-time highs, but there’s a growing sense investors are far too optimistic about earnings growth next financial year. Here’s why.

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    Why this strategist thinks the ASX at 8000 is a warning sign

    Barrenjoey’s chief macro strategist won’t spend much time celebrating the latest milestone. He says the index’s fair value is about 7300.

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    Why Macquarie guru Viktor Shvets says ‘Trump trade’ just got trickier

    More certainty for markets of a Trump victory now might mean more uncertainty later if he sweeps November’s elections.

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    How ASIC’s new insider-trader busting system works

    The securities industry regulator is getting better at catching insider traders. But the cohort of offenders is so dumb it may not make a difference.

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    James McDonald is a co-portfolio manager at Pengana.

    Three little-known stocks driving this veteran’s mega returns

    Pengana’s James McDonald discusses his blockbuster year and the ASX-listed stocks he is backing into the new financial year.

    • Joshua Peach
    Robert Gregory of Glenmore Asset Management.

    Meet the fund manager doing it better than everyone else

    In a market completely saturated with Aussie equity funds, Robert Gregory, a one-man band, has come out on top thanks to some cracking stock bets.

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    The big tailwinds that have driven the ASX 200 to 8000 points also carry risks.

    Why this strategist thinks the ASX at 8000 is a warning sign

    Barrenjoey’s chief macro strategist won’t spend much time celebrating the latest milestone. He says the index’s fair value is about 7300.

    • James Thomson

    The ’10-bagger’ stocks that helped push the ASX above 8000

    Two blockbuster biotech winners and beneficiaries of investment in the energy transition helped create wealth for savvy investors as shares topped 8000 points.

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

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    Why Macquarie guru Viktor Shvets says ‘Trump trade’ just got trickier

    More certainty for markets of a Trump victory now might mean more uncertainty later if he sweeps November’s elections.

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    Local shares are set to open higher.

    ASX crosses 8000 as tech stocks rally

    Shares rise amid broad rally; iron ore advances; China growth weakens more than expected as outlook darkens; haven rush on investor minds after the assassination attempt on former US president. Follow here for more.

    • Timothy Moore, Joanne Tran, Joshua Peach and Sarah Jones

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    Three little-known stocks driving this veteran’s mega returns

    Pengana’s James McDonald discusses his blockbuster year and the ASX-listed stocks he is backing into the new financial year.

    • Joshua Peach
    Donald Trump is helped off the stage.

    Haven rush, ‘Trump trades’ on investor minds after shooting

    Investors will likely rush into assets like the US dollar, gold and bitcoin after the assassination attempt of the former US president.

    • Ruth Carson
    US rate cut hopes have fuelled a global equities rally.

    ASX to hit 8000 as markets bank on Federal Reserve to cut rates

    It’s taken the local bourse just over three years to climb another 1000 points after breaching the 7000 level in April 2021, fuelled by pandemic-era stimulus.

    • Sarah Jones
    ASIC chairman Joe Longo has warned about under-investment in the regulator’s enforcement technology.

    How ASIC’s new insider-trader busting system works

    The securities industry regulator is getting better at catching insider traders. But the cohort of offenders is so dumb it may not make a difference.

    • Tony Boyd
    Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell. Markets and economists are optimistic that the central bank will cut rates twice this year, starting in September.

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    Key inflation and employment data that central bankers use to guide monetary policy lag far behind economic turning points, which results in hugely suboptimal rate decisions, writes Vimal Gore.

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    S&P 500 resets record high on interest rate bets

    All three US benchmarks rallied after more price data lifted optimism that the Fed is poised to cut rates, perhaps even by half a percentage point in September.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Traders now expected Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell to begin lowering rates in September.

    ASX hits record high as Fed gets ‘all clear’ to cut rates

    Shares and bonds have rallied, but economists are warning investors against reading too much into what the data could mean for Australia’s own central bank.

    • Joanne Tran and Joshua Peach
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    Earnings season will reveal the real inflation picture

    Prices are still going up but many companies are realising the limits of their powers, and central banks should be paying attention.

    • Vesna Poljak
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    ASX to rise, S&P 500 falls on September rate cut bets

    Australian shares are set to open higher. Wall Street dropped as June’s shock CPI data triggered a rotation out of tech and into small caps.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Shares are set to open higher in the final session of the trading week.

    Shares hit record high; CBA tops BHP as market’s most valuable company

    NAB hits post-GFC high. CBA hits record high. BHP falls. Traders ramp bets on US Fed rate cuts on shock inflation data. Bond yields fall. Citi tips Rio to do lithium deal. Follow here.

    • Timothy Moore, Tom Richardson, Joshua Peach, Alex Gluyas and Joanne Tran
    A Tesla Model 3 electric vehicle.

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    Tesla is delaying its planned robotaxi unveiling to allow teams working on the project more time to build additional vehicle prototypes, Bloomberg reported.

    • Dana Hull and Ed Ludlow
    Commonwealth Bank’s level of retail ownership is at record lows, according to Jarden.

    Retail ownership of big banks crashes to lowest level on record

    Hot demand from offshore and local institutional investors has been driving up the share price of the country’s big lenders, a Jarden analysis shows.

    • Joanne Tran