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Before the Bell: ASX to slip, $A resets lower, Wall Street mixed - Vimarsana News

Before the Bell: ASX to slip, $A resets lower, Wall Street mixed

Australian shares are set for a modest opening loss. All three US benchmarks lose ground. Bitcoin continues to struggle. GDP data at 11.30am.

Source: afr.com
ASX 200 LIVE: UBS slashes ResMed outlook on Ozempic-like competitors, ASX to slip, GDP data pending, Qantas in focus - Vimarsana News

ASX 200 LIVE: UBS slashes ResMed outlook on Ozempic-like competitors, ASX to slip, GDP data pending, Qantas in focus

Australia’s economy expanded 0.4 per cent in the second quarter, compared with 0.2 per cent in the previous quarter. Follow for updates.

Source: afr.com
ASX LIVE: Australian shares are poised to open higher - Vimarsana News

ASX LIVE: Australian shares are poised to open higher

Australian shares catch New York’s rally. Bega CEO steps down. Costa gains 11 per cent. CommSec fined. Prospa in record originations. Coles flags rising cost price inflation. Whispir’s revenue falls. Govt to raise $95b bonds by June. CPI at 11.30am AEDT. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
ASX LIVE: ASX to slip; ASX, Origin reports expected; jobs data pending - Vimarsana News

ASX LIVE: ASX to slip; ASX, Origin reports expected; jobs data pending

Origin more than doubles final dividend. Medibank profit falls. Amcor takes $US200m Russia impairment. IPH acquires Smart & Biggar for $387m. HomeCo profits soar 971pc. Telix’s net loss balloons to $70.9m. Follow updates here.

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RBA is expected to deliver another 50 bps hike to 1.85% – NAB - Vimarsana News

RBA is expected to deliver another 50 bps hike to 1.85% – NAB

Analysts at National Australia Bank (NAB) offer a sneak peek at what to expect from Tuesday’s Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy decisi