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Higher than expected US job openings data points to resilience in the US labour markets. UST yields rebound. The Eurozone narrowly avoids recession. Yields on Chinese 10-year bonds fell to the lowest level in more than 20 years
Shares edged lower at the open with Wall Street closed; Rebel Sport parent Super Retail expects first half revenue at $2b; Zenith hires Azure to review lithium business. Follow more updates here.
Australian shares are set to open higher. The iPhone’s market cap is back at $US3 trillion. The 10-year yield at 4.18pc. Bitcoin eyes $US44,000. $A slides.
Shares are poised to open higher; S&P 500 rally intact; Healius chairwoman to step down; former BCA chief lands gig at Geoff Wilson’s Future Generation; retail sales data this week. Follow updates here.
The Tale of Two Graphs suggests that the board hadn’t considered the stage-three tax cut impact on inflation, writes Michael Pascoe.