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The day kicked off with a promising +50pt open though it was short-lived as a steady rotation from the banks to resources swept through the market after a supposed resolution to US-China trade negotiations was reached triggering a –90pt swing from start to finish as we closed at the low of the day.

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The Match Out: ASX fades through the day as commodities rip, banks stall

The day kicked off with a promising +50pt open though it was short-lived as a steady rotation from the banks to resources swept through the market after a supposed resolution to US-China trade negotiations was reached triggering a –90pt swing from start to finish as we closed at the low of the day.

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Morning report

ETF Friday: The lowdown on Leveraged ETF’s

The ASX 200 experienced another quiet session on Thursday as the market followed the choppy consolidation, with an upside bias, that we expected at the start of the month.

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Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX flat, Xero (XRO) makes big bet on the US

The market held on to yesterdays rally today, finishing flat, as strength continued in the banks while the miners lagged as we approach the EOFY i.e. the trends that have persisted in FY25 are extending, however, what comes in FY26 is now firmly on our radar. While it’s hard to see anyone selling CBA before the 30th June and wearing a big tax bill, CBA’s +50% gain this year (relative to its ~4% earnings growth) pushing it up to a ~12% index weight in the ASX 200 is simply extraordinary. They say trees don’t grow to the sky, but CBA is certainly having a good crack, pushing its valuation to ~29x and yield down to 2.5%, closing today at a new record of $191.40!

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What Matters Today: Are property stocks set to rise as Auction Clearance rates hit a 1-year high?

The ASX200 was trading down almost 1% at midday on Monday before buyers returned, trimming over half of the morning's losses. The song remains the same, with buyers of weakness emerging, and again, banks led the way, e.g. Commonwealth Bank (CBA) +1%, and Westpac (WBC) +0.6%. Considering the geopolitical backdrop, Monday's 0.4% pullback was a stoic performance, which, in our opinion, illustrates that many investors, across the whole spectrum, have been caught underweight in stocks following the market's aggressive post “Liberation Day” V-shaped recovery.

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