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Midday market wrap: Australian shares dip at the open

... with major banks, resource, media and telecommunications stocks all opening down on yesterday's closing levels. The bond market was also weaker, following losses overnight in the US Treasuries market and the absence of any announcement on the official ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks, bonds end lower

AAP | WEDNESDAY, 6 AUG 2003

... overnight, driven lower by renewed rises in bond yields and a disappointing earnings report from Cisco Systems Inc. The bond market was undermined by a poor response to the first leg of the Treasury's quarterly refunding, and a report showing a surge ...

fternoon market wrap: Local shares gain ground, but still end lower

... offset by falls in BHP Billiton, CBA and NAB. Similarly, News Corporation finished down while Telstra put on 2c. The bond market was also weaker, following losses overnight in the US and a decision by the RBA to leave the official cash rate unchanged. ...

Midday market wrap: Australian shares, bonds a little firmer

... News Corporation. But the major banks and other defensive sectors all suffered modest declines in early trade. The bond market was also a little stronger, with the yield on the 10-year bond falling five points to 5.42%. The Australian dollar was unable ...

Morning market Wrap: US stocks, bonds steady

US equity markets continued to range-trade Monday, while the bond market showed signs of consolidating after nearly two months of steady selling. Stocks eventually ended higher on the day, after bargain-hunters pushed markets back up from the lower ...

Afternoon market wrap: Shares creep higher in late trade

... yesterday's closing levels. Major resource stocks, and media and telecommunications stocks also ended the day higher. The bond market enjoyed a day of mixed gains as the yield on the 10-year bond fell two points to 5.45%. But yields rose on shorter-dated ...

Midday market wrap: Australian shares open lower

... $11.63, while among the major resource stocks Rio lost 29c to trade at $32.19 and BHP Billiton eased 10c to $9.98. The bond market was slightly stronger, despite a mixed night Friday for US Treasuries. The yield on the benchmark May 2013 bond fell five ...

Afternoon market wrap: Australian shares end lower in quiet trade

... Rio, and BHP Billiton also ended lower, although Telstra held up relatively well losing 1c and closing at $4.66. The bond market sustained early modest gains, with the yield on the 10-year government bond ending down seven points at 5.47%. The Australian ...

Midday market wrap: Local shares make further gains

... resource blue-chips Rio and BHP Billiton continued to make modest gains, while News Corporation was also higher. But the bond market opened lower following a sell-off overnight in the US Treasuries market. The yield on the benchmark November 2013 bond ...

Afternoon market wrap: Australian shares end higher

AAP | FRIDAY, 1 AUG 2003

... with ANZ and NAB both slipping from yesterday's closing levels. Telstra and AMP also finished lower on the day. The bond market finished lower in line with the US Treasuries market overnight, the yield on the benchmark long bond rising nine points to ...

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L1 Group sells Platinum's responsible entity to Equity Trustees

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

L1 Group has offloaded Platinum Investment Management Limited (PIML) to Equity Trustees (EQT), handing over the responsible entity (RE) role for the Platinum funds while keeping investment management in-house.

LGT poaches Koda Capital's top-rated adviser

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

LGT Wealth Management has poached Koda Capital's 2025 top-rated adviser and partner Frank Macindoe.

CareSuper rejigs beneficiary nominations, investment options

KARREN VERGARA

CareSuper has introduced several changes to its investment options and beneficiary nominations.

Fortnum pays $1.35m to settle ASIC lawsuit

MATTHEW WAI

Fortnum Private Wealth will pay a penalty of $1.35 million and ASIC's costs to resolve legal proceedings against the firm over a cyber governance matter which occurred between April 2021 and May 2023.

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