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Few careers have the kind of daily worldwide impact as software engineering. It shapes the interactions that billions of people have online across so many moments of their days. So, how do software engineers keep ahead of the world's increasing reliance on IT solutions? Welcome to SEEK Bytes, a podcast for software engineers, by software engineers who work at SEEK, an Australian-founded leader in online employment marketplaces. Each fortnight, our team of hosts and guests will explore intern ...
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CommSec Market Update is the podcast that will help you to stay ahead of the trends with daily expert commentary as the market opens and closes. Whether you are invested in the stock market, or just looking to get started, join the team from Australia’s leading online broker and follow the changes as they happen. The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and distributed in Australia by Commonwealth Securities Limited ABN 60 067 254 399 AFSL 238814. The information does not take into ...
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The market has taken a breather after the historic heights of yesterday where it cracked 8000 points. Laura and Stevie reflect on this recent performance also discussing the highs that have been seen in the US this year. The materials sector has been dragging on the market today with property stocks seeing gains. As a result, they unpack the mixed …
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Wall Street ends higher as investors firm bets on Trump win. European luxury names slump on a weak outlook, while Apple shares hit a record on an optimistic outlook. Meanwhile, the ASX 200 is set to slip ahead of Rio Tinto results, and Aussie miners are under pressure from weak Chinese growth. The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and d…
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It was another market milestone today with a record high that puts the market up 80% on the lows that we saw during the peak of the pandemic. Laura and Stevie unpack the inflation data that is keeping hopes alive for a US rate cut, look at how local economic data fared amid expectations, and the performance of each of the sectors all of which are i…
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The ASX200 is set to hit 8,000 for the first time ever while mining stocks are in focus ahead of Rio Tinto’s production numbers. Wall Street hits new record highs despite US Banks retreat after mixed earnings. Meanwhile, Chinese authorities gather to discuss key economic outcomes and Tom and Ryan discuss how recent events involving Trump will impac…
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The ASX soared to record highs today, buoyed by easing inflation in the US and speculation of potential interest rate cuts. This marks the first time since April that the ASX has reached such heights, closing up 0.8%. Among the notable developments, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) surpassed BHP to become the largest company on the Australi…
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US stocks experienced an unexpected downturn despite better inflation figures. Technology stocks led the decline on Wall Street, while airlines slumped due to disappointing earnings. In contrast, luxury stocks gained in European trade. Commodity prices rose on a weaker US dollar, the Aussie dollar surged overnight, and futures point to solid gains …
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US markets set their 37th record high of the year, lifting by 1%, positively influencing the Australian market and bringing it close to a record high. Key drivers included comments from US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggesting a potential rate cut. All 11 sectors on the Australian market were up, with notable gains in energy, materials, he…
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The ASX200 is set for solid gains at the start of trade, with futures pointing to a nearly 1% increase following new record highs in the US market. Oil prices have risen due to evidence of improving US demand, and precious metals have firmed as the Greenback softens. US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has reiterated his stance on rate cuts a…
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The market has seen some declines, but Laura and Stevie explain how it could have been worse amid economic data coming out of China. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand have decided to keep interest rates on hold, they look at the upcoming speeches and economic data that could move markets, and deep dive into the sectors and stocks which have seen mixe…
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The S&P 500 edges higher, consolidating around record levels, while commodity prices ease as the US dollar gained. Overseas, European stocks retreat, particularly in mining and energy sectors. The Kiwi interest rate decision is expected today. Locally, futures point to a lower open for the ASX200, and the Aussie dollar remains steady at 67.4 US cen…
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The market has bounced back today following the losses of yesterday. Laura and Stevie start by discussing US markets which also saw some gains and then look to the local performance. Locally all of the sectors ticked upwards today with financials leading the charge, the telecom sector is in the headlines, and they share the stocks that caught their…
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Wall Street continues to grind out the new trading week with record highs but investors are pensive ahead of inflation figures and earning season. European markets consolidated after last week's gains with energy and miners underperforming, while insurance and travel stocks improved. Commodity prices ease from multi week highs. Locally, investors a…
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The week has started off quite poorly wiping out all the gains that took place last week. Laura and Stevie unpack the happenings over the weekend that influenced this shift including jobs and unemployment data. Nine of the eleven sectors saw declines today with materials and energy stocks dragging the most on the market. Gold is in focus today as p…
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The ASX200 is expected to open in negative territory after a modest gain in the first week of the month. The US dollar continues to moderate supporting commodity prices with gold at 6 week highs. Technology names lead the way with the Nasdaq up more than 3% last week. ResMed finds support after its recent sell off and the Aussie dollar continues to…
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The Aussie market dipped slightly today despite a generally strong week, bolstered by a 1.2% rise the previous day. The market's directionless nature was partly due to the US market being closed for the Independence Day holiday. However, expectations of a US rate cut in September, following soft economic data, provided some optimism. Mining stocks,…
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Wall Street was closed for the Independence Day holiday, but European stocks were higher, led by energy and financial sectors, and ahead of key election outcomes. Commodity prices consolidate on recent gains, with oil prices remaining at two month highs, and the Aussie dollar surges on the back of US dollar weakness. The content in this podcast is …
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Australian shares surged by 1.2% following fresh record highs in US markets, driven by expectations of potential US interest rate cuts, sparked by weaker-than-expected US economic data. Commodity prices also boosted local energy and mining stocks, with oil, gold, and iron ore prices all climbing. In company news, rumours of potential takeover bids …
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