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    Joanne Tran

    Markets reporter

    Joanne Tran is a markets reporter for The Australian Financial Review in the Sydney newsroom. Connect with Joanne on Twitter. Email Joanne at jo.tran@afr.com

    Joanne Tran

    Today

    The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

    ASX flat, CSL on course for biggest drop this year

    Shares steady; immunoglobulins unit boosts CSL earnings; Seek hit by job ads fall; Orora knocks back Lone Star’s bid; NBN losses deepen. Follow updates here.

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    Yesterday

    Local shares are set to open higher, as reporting season gathers momentum.

    ASX climbs as consumer stocks rally; Beach sinks 13pc

    Shares advance; JB Hi-Fi flags special dividend; Aurizon announces $150 million buyback; Beach Energy plunges into loss; CAR Group revenue jumps. Follow here for more.

    This Month

    Local shares are set to open higher, after weekly jobless claims sparked a broad advance on Wall Street.

    ASX rallies, but drops 2pc on the week

    Shares rally; Whitehaven Coal given legal nod for Narrabri; NewsCorp to sell Foxtel; QBE posts $1.2b profit; Life360 ups guidance; Nick Scali profit slides. Follow updates here.

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    James Tsinidis.

    Here’s how this climate fund smashed the market

    Munro Partners portfolio manager James Tsinidis talks about the power crunch in the US, how Nvidia can double its earnings and names a small cap that he thinks is too cheap.

    The ASX 200 is set to open lower.

    ASX falls as miners weigh; AMP shares soar 13pc

    Shares lower at the closing bell; AMP’s profit rises; former Qantas boss Alan Joyce to lose more than $9 million in bonuses; Myer warns on profit; iron ore falls below $US100. Follow updates here.

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    Investors expect volatility from the sharemarket rout to continue in the near term.

    Investors warn global rout may have not gone ‘far enough’

    Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Asset Management and Capitol Group warn that volatility in the market is likely to persist after Monday’s brutal sell-off.

    ASX lifts as GPT shines, Rio slumps

    Shares reverse early losses; Wall Street firms amid persisting volatility; shares in retailers and property lose steam; lower iron ore prices hit miners. Follow updates here.

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    The ASX 200 is set to open lower as volatility persists.

    ASX rebounds after global rout; Woodside shares tumble

    Shares advance at the closing bell; US futures bounce back; Treasury Wine flags impairment; Coronado revenue slumps 10 per cent; Bullock says rate cut not on the agenda in 2024. Follow updates here.

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    The sharemarket is on track for the worst two-day sell-off since the outbreak of COVID-19.

    ASX dives with no sector spared as recession fears trigger panic

    The ASX 200 was steamrolled in the sharpest two-day sell-off since COVID-19 first roiled markets.

    Australian shares are poised to extend their losses to start the week.

    ASX charts worst day in four years; tech stocks crumble

    The sharemarket ended the session 3.7 per cent lower. Wall Street tumbles after July jobs miss. ResMed unscathed by market-wide rout. Follow here for more.

    The S&P/ASX 200 plunged 1.8 per cent to 7235.3 on Monday.

    Worst day for ASX since SVB crisis as US recession fears surge

    Australian shares ended their worst session in more than a year on Friday after fears of a hard economic landing returned in droves in the US overnight.

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    The ASX 200 is set to plunge at Friday’s open.

    ASX dives 2.1pc as NAB, CBA, Westpac slammed

    Shares plunge; Macquarie eyes $1b hybrid issue; Afterpay’s Nick Molnar promoted to head of sales for Block; ResMed revenue up 9pc; Follow updates here.

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    Pinnacle Investment Management’s managing director Ian Macoun says his focus is expanding distribution overseas.

    Pinnacle funds under management hits record $110b

    The multi-affiliate investment manager recorded a 20 per cent jump in assets in 2023-24, with international clients accounting for the bulk of net inflows.

    Morgan Stanley’s Bruno Paulson

    This is the world’s cheapest monopoly, according to Morgan Stanley

    Portfolio manager Bruno Paulson explains why he bought shares in Chicago Mercantile Exchange and says the market is right to question returns on generative AI.

    Local shares are set to open higher.

    ASX tops 8100 points; oil gains on MidEast worries, DroneShield sinks

    Australian shares reset record high. Meta rallies after its results beat expectations. Regulator backs Namoi Cotton buyout. Follow updates here.

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    July

    Local shares are set to open higher, though futures pared their gains after Microsoft’s earnings disappointed.

    ASX jumps 1.8pc after June CPI data; Rio rallies

    Shares jumped the most since 2022 amid a broad rally; traders bet on Reserve Bank rate cuts; Commonwealth Bank tops BHP to become biggest Australian firm; Rio Tinto half-year profit at $5.8 billion. Follow updates here.

    Australian shares are poised to start the day lower.

    ASX slides as BHP drops 1pc; Fortescue plunges 10pc

    Shares fall after a sell-off in commodity stocks; BHP buys Toronto listed copper miner Filo; Ramsay appoints ex Woolworths executive; Rex shares still suspended; Fortescue hit with $2 billion block trade. Follow updates here.

    ASX futures are pointing to a  positive start.

    ASX climbs amid broad rally; Fletcher slumps after profit hit

    Shares advance; Adore Beauty names Sacha Laing as chief executive; Fletcher expects $NZ30m hit to earnings; Kogan sees ‘positive trend’ in sales; Bitcoin hits six-week high. Follow here for more.

    Local shares are set to open higher.

    ASX rises; Bellevue Gold plunges 22pc; MinRes rallies

    Shares advance at the closing bell; Mineral Resources says its on track to meet production guidance; Bellevue tumbles on discounted equity raising. Follow updates here.

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    Here are two ASX small caps that could be set for a re-rating

    Naos’ Sebastian Evans likes to take big stakes in smaller companies. He’s now betting on disruption to strata management and a solution to the housing shortage.