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Australian shares end at 2-week low as BHP tumbles on ex-div trade
Featured On: EWNS
“Persisting considerations round COVID-19 look like denting investor sentiment, driving a fall in gold shares. Traders appear involved over the financial affect of current extension of lockdown restrictions, ” stated Kunal Sawhney, chief govt of Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...What's Qantas new policy to revive aviation all about?
Featured On: Global Travel Media
With the advent of coronavirus, the tourism, hospitality, and aviation industries got off road. And, the hope for revival is getting mistier because of countrywide surge in cases, including more than 1,000 positive cases in NSW and about 100 in Victoria each day.
Read Original Article...ASX Update: GDP surprise helps market trim decline
Featured On: The market herald
"The outbreak of the COVID-19 Delta variant has certainly opened a new can of worms for the Chinese economy," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. "The signs of economic slowdown are quite evident in the latest PMI data.
Read Original Article...ASX Close: Bank rebound, GDP helps market trim fall
Featured On: The market herald
"The outbreak of the COVID-19 Delta variant has certainly opened a new can of worms for the Chinese economy," Kalkine Group CEO Kunal Sawhney said. "The signs of economic slowdown are quite evident in the latest PMI data.
Read Original Article...As it happened: ASX sets its seventh record high in eight sessions
Featured On: Markets Insider
“One of the notable features of this week’s earnings reports has been a rush of share buybacks unveiled by blue-chip players, such as Suncorp, Telstra, and Commonwealth Bank,” says Kunal Sawhney, chief executive of Kalkine Group.
Read Original Article...As it happened: ASX subdued as investors look to Jackson Hole
Featured On: AnalyticsRead
ASX investors were mostly parked on the sidelines on Friday as markets awaited direction from the US Federal Reserve at tonight’s Jackson Hole symposium. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 closed just 2.4 points lower at 7488.3 in the final session of the week as losses for blue-chips BHP, ANZ, and Wesfarmers offset gains for Commonwealth Bank, CSL, Rio Tinto, and NAB.
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