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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 gains despite disturbing inflation report, gold and consumer stocks lead, uranium, lithium and coal stocks lag.


The S&P/ASX 200 closed 47.3 points higher, up 0.57%.
 
ASX 200 futures are trading 11 points higher, or 0.13%.

.... but could be one morning when the market doesn't keep the gains from the futures market. Tech stocks led Wall Street lower last night. Dell and HP delivered less-than-bullish-enough earnings forecasts, sending both those companies' share prices south by nearly 12%.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has just reported one on its bottom line and its FY25 guidance may leave a little more to be desired ..
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ASX 200 breaks another record as investors flood into health, financial and utilities, gold and energy stocks down again

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 37.6 points higher, up 0.45%.
.... we saw some strong gains in key Health, Financial, and Utilities stocks as the S&P/ASX 200 logged another record high close – its third in eight sessions.....
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rebound for the last day of month
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ASX 200 claws back early losses on bouncing gold and iron ore stocks

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 8.1 points lower, down 0.10%.

Sector rotation. End of month repositioning. ... And US closed for Thanksgiving tonight
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ASX 200 futures are trading 21 points higher (+0.24%).

- Major US benchmarks continued to climb to record levels in a shortened post-Thanks giving session,
- the US dollar tumbles as the Trump trade begins to unravel,
- Eurozone inflation remains choppy but a few countries reporting inflation below 2%
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ASX 200 inches higher on strong tech and consumer shares, sentiment swings positive towards lithium and uranium stocks.

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 11.7 points higher, up 0.14%.
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ASX 200 futures are trading 62 points higher (+0.73%)

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq scored another record close on Magnificent 7 strength,
- Adobe says eCommerce sales surged on Black Friday vs. sluggish in-store traffic,
- US and China manufacturing PMIs top analyst expectations,
- Falling gold prices pull gold miners sharply lower overnight
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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 surges to new record as investors snap up retail, healthcare, and technology stocks.​

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 47.3 points higher, up 0.56%.
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ASX 200 futures are trading 30 points lower, to 8,492 as of 8:30am AEDT.
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It was a wild night for overseas news - and in particular, political news. The French government is on the brink of collapse, the South Korean President declared martial law ... before the National Assembly voted to lift it six hours later, and China has banned the sale of four key chipmaking metals to the US.
And how did markets react to all this? Well, unless you play in French or South Korean assets, they either mostly shrugged or bought into safe haven assets like US bonds and the Japanese Yen.
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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 dips on crumbling Aussie economic growth reading, miners, energy and tech still scrape gains

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 32.6 points lower, down 0.38%
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Morning Wrap: ASX 200 to inch higher, France falls into political chaos, Rio Tinto issues FY25 guidance

ASX 200 futures are trading 10 points lower, or 0.11%,
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Evening Wrap: ASX 200 rebounds on resurgent gold sector, as tech and consumer stocks also post strong gains

The S&P/ASX 200 closed 12.3 points higher, up 0.15%
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Morning Wrap: ASX 200 to fall at open, markets watch US jobs data, Bitcoin cracks $100,000

ASX 200 futures are trading 20 points lower, or 0.24%
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week one , month 12 done n dusted
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The S&P/ASX 200 closed 54.0 points lower, down 0.64%.
It was a dour end to a week of missed opportunities for the Australian share market. Tuesday's fresh record high feels like a distant memory today as only one major ASX sector finished in the black, and two stocks fell for each stock that scraped a gain.

yep, that's dour:
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Just about everything appears shaky, could be me
All eyes are on Trump waiting on the next move, the BRICS aren't responding well to the tariff threats, and the EU isn't happy.

People on the world stage of politics are very nervous, it's like a good game of poker because you don't know what cards someone can pull out at the last minute.

Any major confrontation with a first-world nation would be devastating for our ASX.

It's the old tread with caution adage.
 
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