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Market Matters Weekend Report – Sunday 12th June 2020 (NAB, NCM, TLS, SBUX US, IZZ)

Market Matters Weekend Report - Sunday 12th June 2020 (NAB, NCM, TLS, SBUX US, IZZ)

Half-way into July and the song remains the same, plenty of bad news flashing across our screens to excite the bears but stocks remain resilient and some indices actually manage to accelerate higher.

ASX:WBC 04/09/2018

ASIC strike a deal with Westpac (ASX:WBC)

ASX:CGF 14/08/2018

Challenger Group (CGF) – A miss across the board

ASX:SUN 09/08/2018

Suncorp (SUN) – A new dawn

ASX:CBA 08/08/2018

Comyn gets the nod for his first result in charge of CBA

ASX:AMP 08/08/2018

AMP (AMP) – A better result than feared

ASX:IFL 07/08/2018

IOOF (IFL) – FY18 result okay while they remain upbeat on the future

ASX:ECX 07/08/2018

Eclipx Group (ECX) downgrades growth expectations

ASX:JHG 01/08/2018

Janus Henderson lose CEO and AUM

ASX:CYB 31/07/2018

Clydesdale supported following quarterly

ASX:AMP 27/07/2018

AMP’s business update sends the stock lower – again

ASX:MQG 26/07/2018

Macquarie struggles as Nicholas Moore departs, guidance dissapoints

ASX:PDL 10/07/2018

Pendal Group FUM update dissapoints

ASX:ANZ 09/07/2018

Stocks react to BofA survey, views on Australian Banks

ASX:AMP 04/07/2018

AMP – cheap, but not cheap enough

ASX:PTM 04/07/2018

What is going on with Platinum Asset Management (PTM) today?

ASX:AXL 27/06/2018

Axcesstoday (AXL) ASX listed Bond – expected to pay ~7% floating

ASX:CCP 22/06/2018

Credit Corp falls on short sell report

ASX:IAG 19/06/2018

IAG sells out of Asia, reaches all-time highs!

ASX:PPT 24/05/2018

Perpetual (PPT) has fallen almost 30% since February

ASX:ANZ 16/05/2018

Are bank dividends sustainable?

Latest Reports

Morning report 26/07/2025

Weekend Q&A: The ASX200 is feeling “soft” as we approach August & September

The ASX200 slipped 1% last week, eroding 40% of July's gains as the RBA took the shine off the local market even as global indices pushed to fresh highs, i.e. the US S&P 500 advanced +1.5% last week. The S&P 500 notched its 5th straight record weekly closing high, courtesy of more than 80% of the 169 S&P 500 companies that have reported to date have beaten Wall Street’s expectations. In Australia, it's been a more mixed and polarised affair on the reporting front, but with the “Big Four Banks” retreating on average close to 4% the ASX was always going to struggle to match its overseas peers.

Afternoon report 25/07/2025

The Match Out: Stocks end the week lower; Resources join Banks in the sell-off

The ASX put in a weaker session seeing sustained selling through the day, as softer iron ore prices weighed on the materials space. With heavyweight resources and the big banks down, the index was fighting a losing battle from start to finish, though we still managed to close higher for the week.