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The Match Out: Buyers go cold after a chilly long weekend

Equities were put under significant pressure with the market suffering its worst day since April as political risks and higher bond yields following the strong US Jobs data last week weighed on risk assets. The Materials sector was the main culprit of the weakness, gold stocks, in particular, taking a beating on the back of the tumble seen by the precious metal on Friday night.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Strong day for stocks, though fewer international students hit IDP Education (IEL)

Broad-based buying across the ASX today with all sectors up on the session. The impressive run in financials continued – banks all well supported, while Tech followed their overseas counterparts higher. When the ASX peaked in May at 7900, Aussie 3-year bond yields were at 3.84% before running up to 4.1% as expectations changed around interest rates, prompting a ~3% correction in equities. 3’s are now at 3.91% and equities have bounced.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX dips in quiet trade, Oil stocks hit on OPEC+ plans

After a reasonable open, the ASX lost its way in a quiet session tracking a similar trend in the US overnight as we await more data around US employment later in the week. Not a lot to latch onto today, other than weakness in Oil thanks to OPEC+, a rise in Gold on $US weakness and a mixed bag from a sector perspective locally.  
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The Match Out: ASX starts June on the front foot, Lovisa (LOV) hit as CEO set to leave

A positive session to kick off the last month of FY24, with broad-based support across the market, led by Real-Estate & Financials. So far in FY24, the ASX (inclusive of dividends) is up 13%, coming off the back of a 17% gain in FY23, so we’re still in a good patch despite all the negative rhetoric that consistently permeates around markets. While the timing of rate cuts is still up in the air, earnings by in large are holding up nicely and there have been plenty of opportunities to make money from equities over the past few years, which is what we’re all about at Market Matters!
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The Match Out: End of month rally saves May

A last-ditch rally for the market heading into the weekend helped save the month of May. The local market started well before sellers tried to dampen the mood today. The mood picked up late in the day though with a surge into the close which helped bank a +0.5% gain for the month, the ASX200 up +37pts for May.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Stocks hit as monthly inflation ticks up

Stocks were under pressure from the outset today, and a hotter-than-expected monthly inflation read didn’t help, with the ASX taking another leg lower after the data dropped at 11.30am. As has been customary in recent sessions, selling ticked up into the close with stocks ending near the session low, a sign of a tired market.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Strong day for stocks, though fewer international students hit IDP Education (IEL)

Broad-based buying across the ASX today with all sectors up on the session. The impressive run in financials continued – banks all well supported, while Tech followed their overseas counterparts higher. When the ASX peaked in May at 7900, Aussie 3-year bond yields were at 3.84% before running up to 4.1% as expectations changed around interest rates, prompting a ~3% correction in equities. 3’s are now at 3.91% and equities have bounced.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX dips in quiet trade, Oil stocks hit on OPEC+ plans

After a reasonable open, the ASX lost its way in a quiet session tracking a similar trend in the US overnight as we await more data around US employment later in the week. Not a lot to latch onto today, other than weakness in Oil thanks to OPEC+, a rise in Gold on $US weakness and a mixed bag from a sector perspective locally.  

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX starts June on the front foot, Lovisa (LOV) hit as CEO set to leave

A positive session to kick off the last month of FY24, with broad-based support across the market, led by Real-Estate & Financials. So far in FY24, the ASX (inclusive of dividends) is up 13%, coming off the back of a 17% gain in FY23, so we’re still in a good patch despite all the negative rhetoric that consistently permeates around markets. While the timing of rate cuts is still up in the air, earnings by in large are holding up nicely and there have been plenty of opportunities to make money from equities over the past few years, which is what we’re all about at Market Matters!

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Afternoon report

The Match Out: End of month rally saves May

A last-ditch rally for the market heading into the weekend helped save the month of May. The local market started well before sellers tried to dampen the mood today. The mood picked up late in the day though with a surge into the close which helped bank a +0.5% gain for the month, the ASX200 up +37pts for May.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: Stocks hit as monthly inflation ticks up

Stocks were under pressure from the outset today, and a hotter-than-expected monthly inflation read didn’t help, with the ASX taking another leg lower after the data dropped at 11.30am. As has been customary in recent sessions, selling ticked up into the close with stocks ending near the session low, a sign of a tired market.

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