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    Commodities

    Yesterday

    Wall Street.

    ASX to edge up, Wall St awaits monthly jobs data

    Australian shares are set to open modestly higher in line with muted trading in New York. ECB starts cutting rates. US payrolls at 10.30pm on Friday.

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    • Timothy Moore

    This Month

    Iron ore to plunge below $US100 into a bear market: Citi

    The broker has cut its iron ore forecasts for the second time in the past month, as analysts turn increasingly pessimistic on Australia’s chief export.

    • Alex Gluyas
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, Nvidia leads megacap tech rally

    Australian shares are set to open higher. S&P 500 resets all-time high. Nvidia market cap tops Apple. Bitcoin above $US71,000.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    ASX to slip, Wall St ends modestly higher

    Australian shares are set to open down. Iron ore, oil and gold retreat. S&P 500 ends up 0.2pc. Bitcoin briefly retakes $US71,000.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Oil extended losses on Tuesday.

    Commodities hit as oil slumps; iron ore in correction

    Market pundits are at odds about the prospects for oil prices after OPEC’s surprise move to restore some production to the market this year. Iron ore, meanwhile, is struggling to bounce off its lows.

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    • Alex Gluyas
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    Wall Street.

    ASX to fall, oil slides and iron ore slumps

    Australian shares are set to open lower, with both iron ore and oil tumbling. US factory data misses. S&P 500 edges higher late.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    Dow paces Wall St higher as early losses reversed

    A morning swoon proved to be a buying opportunity after the latest inflation data renewed hopes of a 2024 pivot to rate cuts.

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    • Timothy Moore

    May

    Investors have conflicted views about the rally in metal markets.

    Commodities to set records after ‘violent price swings’

    Strategists have warned that traders should expect heightened volatility on commodity markets as the powerful rally in metals divides investors.

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    • Alex Gluyas
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, tech rout hits Wall Street

    Australian shares are set to open higher. Salesforce slump knocks the tech sector. Dell disappoints after the closing bell. US yields pull back on GDP data.

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    • Timothy Moore
    The US sold $US44 billion of seven-year notes at 4.650 per cent — above the pre-auction level of 4.637 per cent, Bloomberg reported.

    ASX to fall, US bond yields rise higher

    Australian shares are set to open lower in line with losses in New York after yet another weak response to a US government debt sale.

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    • Timothy Moore
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    BHP abandons $75b bid after Anglo refuses more talks

    With less than an hour before a 2am deadline, BHP issued a statement saying it would not make a firm offer, putting any bids on ice for at least six months.

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    • Thomas Biesheuvel
    Goldman presents four different scenarios as to where returns could be heading.

    How to set up your portfolio for the next decade, according to Goldman

    The traditional 60:40 portfolio has rallied off its deathbed thanks to surging stocks and bond yields. But Goldman Sachs says what comes next might look very different.

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    • James Thomson
    Wall Street.

    ASX to drop, Nvidia surge helps offset rising bond yields

    Australian shares to drop. BHP deadline fast approaching. US equities dented by mediocre debt sales. The Magnificent One powers ever higher.

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    • Timothy Moore
    The S&P/ASX 200 is set for a positive start.

    ASX to edge higher, April retail sales awaited

    Australian shares are set to advance modestly at the open. UK, US markets were closed overnight. Lendlease, BHP and Healthscope in focus.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Silver prices could outperform gold this year, ANZ predicted.

    Commodities on cusp of ‘super-bull’ rally after traders cash in

    Investors have taken profits following a powerful rally in copper and gold prices, but strategists believe the correction will be short-lived.

    • Alex Gluyas
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    Wall Street.

    Magnificent seven power Wall Street higher

    Tesla, Meta Platforms, Nvidia and Apple paced the advance as investors opted to buy this week’s dip with conviction ahead of a three-day US weekend.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    ASX to slide as Wall St sinks on rate setback

    Australian shares are set to open more than 1pc lower. Data bolsters higher rates for longer. Boeing paces Dow Jones sell-off. Nvidia leaps 9.3pc.

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    • Timothy Moore
    Wall Street.

    ASX to drop, US equities fall on Fed rate outlook

    Australian shares are set to slide, $A lower. BHP’s US-listed shares plunge 4.7pc. Fed minutes point to higher rates for still longer. Nvidia reports.

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    • Timothy Moore

    Anglo knocks back new $73.9b offer from BHP

    BHP and Anglo American are a step closer to a deal after Anglo granted its Australian suitor seven extra days to make an improved offer.

    • Peter Ker and Hans van Leeuwen
    Wall Street.

    ASX to rise, S&P 500 modestly positive

    Australian shares are set to open higher. NZ rate decision ahead. US stocks edge higher. Tesla rebounds, Apple extends rally. Ether, bitcoin hold their surges.

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    • Timothy Moore