Market Overview

New research into trading and investment trends has found 17% of Aussies have lost significant sums of money on a bad investment or trading decision.Research commissioned by online trading provider...

Markets expect to cruise into year-end amid thin holiday trading, but risks hover Defensive stocks outperform Breadth provides negative divergence The Treasury yield curve is flattening After...

This article was written exclusively for Investing.comIf the latest reading from the Producer Price Index by Commodity is a good predictor of the future, then a recession may be in store for the...

FNArena has received a number of enquiries as to why the big CSL share price fall yesterday. For the less experienced, here is the explanation.-Yesterday's share price fall is not a negative...

With 2022 fast approaching, this property expert is cautioning buyers to be more strategic with their purchases next year. Here are his seven property market predictions for 2022.The property boom...

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer confidence index dipped in December, yet Australian consumers remain optimistic heading into the new year.The consumer confidence index fell away slightly in...

DXY eased Friday night despite tearaway US inflation:   The Australian dollar was firm:Oil and Gold firmed:Base metals were soft:And big miners:EM stocks faded:Nut junk rallied:The Treasury curve...

Key upcoming central bank policy decisions include the Fed Despite recent good news, negative Omicron headlines could still hurt markets  Markets are likely to remain in some sort of holding...

DXY was up and away as the latest CPI approaches:   The Australian dollar flamed out:All of the usual anti-DXY moves followed. Commodities, EMs and miners down: The Treasury curve flattened...

DXY was down and EUR up overnight:   To infinity and beyond!Everything anti-DXY up: Except EM junk:Treasury curve steepened:Stocks led by GAMMA:Westpac: Event Wrap Bank of Canada kept its...

Ever since COVID, markets have been unhinged and they have not disappointed again. Just as a modicum of sanity threatened, the madness returned in spades. DXY was firm and EUR weak:   Australian...

CommBank's Household Spending Intentions (HSI) Index for November was 110.3 - the highest level since December 2019.This is up by 2.1% for the month and 4.5% over the past year. This was the second...

DXY firmed overnight as EUR fell:   The Australian dollar also rebounded:With Oil:Base metals were mixed:Miners popped:EM stocks still look nasty:Junk is weak:The Treasury curve steepened a...

The Bitcoin meltdown that took on speed this weekend continues today. The selloff of the digital currency has now taken the token below the psychological round $50,000 threshold, a level beneath which...