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The Match Out: Stocks rally as RBA sits pat, Weak guidance from Credit Corp (CCP) implies economic strength

The ASX was enjoying another positive session ahead of the RBA decision at 2.30 pm, with their call to sit pat at 4.1% supporting another leg higher for stocks and a leg lower for bond yields and the AUD. The associated messaging sounds increasingly like a central bank that sees the hiking job as complete, and while they will remain data dependent, this move can only be described as a ‘dovish pause’.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX ends July ~3% higher as we now embark on FY reporting

The calm before the earnings season to start the week & end the month of July with the ASX higher on open, soft in the middle before a recovery into the close, ultimately ending the session little changed in aggregate and still only ~3% below all time highs. July has been a volatile month for equities.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Down today but stocks had a strong week, BOJ pushes yields higher

A weak session to end what has been a positive week overall for equities as the market edged tentatively towards the view that interest rates have peaked. However, as was rumoured overnight, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) today loosened its signature yield curve control measure (artificially suppressing bond yields) which means there is likely more to come.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: China stimulus supports the Aussie index, Newcrest (NCM) posts soft quarter

Resources stocks led the charge today as signs that China is edging towards more widespread stimulus underpinned the commodity trade, while Energy also enjoyed the move. While the market was up, it wasn’t broad-based with more stocks ending the session lower. Notably, the index still managed a reasonable gain despite the highly important Financials sector down more than half a percent.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX treads water to start the week, Coal stocks rally

A lacklustre way to start the week with the market chopping around in a tight 27pt trading range as strength in Energy & Property was offset by weakness amongst the Resources, particular the Lithium stocks that got the jitters after a new Chinese Lithium Futures product was met by a barrage of selling…
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Buyers step into early weakness, ASX eeks out a small gain for the week

Local shares tracked US markets lower today as we head into the weekend, though there clearly remains some bullish interest with plenty of support for equities throughout the afternoon. Higher bond yields continued to weigh on the Tech sector which was also dragged down by softness being seen in US reporting on Thursday night. Index heavyweight Financials gave back some of the recent outperformance with banks consolidating recent gains and despite the weakness today Financials was still the best performing sector this week.
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Afternoon report

The Match Out: Stocks rally as RBA sits pat, Weak guidance from Credit Corp (CCP) implies economic strength

The ASX was enjoying another positive session ahead of the RBA decision at 2.30 pm, with their call to sit pat at 4.1% supporting another leg higher for stocks and a leg lower for bond yields and the AUD. The associated messaging sounds increasingly like a central bank that sees the hiking job as complete, and while they will remain data dependent, this move can only be described as a ‘dovish pause’.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX ends July ~3% higher as we now embark on FY reporting

The calm before the earnings season to start the week & end the month of July with the ASX higher on open, soft in the middle before a recovery into the close, ultimately ending the session little changed in aggregate and still only ~3% below all time highs. July has been a volatile month for equities.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: Down today but stocks had a strong week, BOJ pushes yields higher

A weak session to end what has been a positive week overall for equities as the market edged tentatively towards the view that interest rates have peaked. However, as was rumoured overnight, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) today loosened its signature yield curve control measure (artificially suppressing bond yields) which means there is likely more to come.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: China stimulus supports the Aussie index, Newcrest (NCM) posts soft quarter

Resources stocks led the charge today as signs that China is edging towards more widespread stimulus underpinned the commodity trade, while Energy also enjoyed the move. While the market was up, it wasn’t broad-based with more stocks ending the session lower. Notably, the index still managed a reasonable gain despite the highly important Financials sector down more than half a percent.

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: ASX treads water to start the week, Coal stocks rally

A lacklustre way to start the week with the market chopping around in a tight 27pt trading range as strength in Energy & Property was offset by weakness amongst the Resources, particular the Lithium stocks that got the jitters after a new Chinese Lithium Futures product was met by a barrage of selling…

The Match Out Market Matters
Afternoon report

The Match Out: Buyers step into early weakness, ASX eeks out a small gain for the week

Local shares tracked US markets lower today as we head into the weekend, though there clearly remains some bullish interest with plenty of support for equities throughout the afternoon. Higher bond yields continued to weigh on the Tech sector which was also dragged down by softness being seen in US reporting on Thursday night. Index heavyweight Financials gave back some of the recent outperformance with banks consolidating recent gains and despite the weakness today Financials was still the best performing sector this week.

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