CommSec Market Update

The Australian share market retreated for a second consecutive week as a deluge of earnings results and softer employment data weighed on sentiment. Energy stocks found support from geopolitical tensions, while financials struggled after banks flagged softer mortgage applications. Key upcoming events include Australian inflation data and US earnings from major tech firms, with another busy week of local results expected to drive trading.
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Wall Street fell overnight as disappointing results from a major US retailer and rising bond yields weighed on sentiment. The ASX is set to follow US markets lower, while oil prices climbed to a more than three-week high as tensions between the US and Iran escalated. Plus, concerns linger over rising long-term borrowing costs as the US Treasury considers expanding its bond buyback program.
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The Australian share market recovered from its longest losing streak since April as investors digested weaker employment data and a flurry of company earnings. Materials and gold stocks led gains, while financials continued to struggle. Key upcoming data on inflation next week could shift interest rate expectations further.
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US stocks rebounded overnight as government bond yields eased, while a weaker US dollar helped lift commodities. The ASX is poised for a stronger open, with miners likely to benefit from higher commodity prices as another busy day of company results gets underway. Plus, Australian labour force figures are due today as investors assess the outlook for interest rates.
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The Australian share market extended its longest losing streak since April, with six consecutive days of declines driven by falling US tech stocks and rising oil price concerns. Despite the weakness, the market remains up for the month and year-to-date. Reporting season volatility continues with significant individual stock swings, while healthcare rebounds strongly and financials struggle for a fourth straight session.
Steve Daghlian and Laura Besarati are Market Analysts at CommSec. Each episode, they break down the day's market movements and explain what the numbers really mean.
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