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FIVE at FIVE AU: ASX follows US lead higher; CBA, REA hit new highs

Published 11/07/2024, 04:08 pm
Updated 11/07/2024, 04:30 pm
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Following strength in the US market overnight, the ASX 200 closed 0.9% higher today with all 11 sectors recording gains. Tech and property were the best sectors, followed by Healthcare.

A number of companies hit new record highs today, including the Commonwealth Bank which continued its ascent to as high as $130.30, JB Hi-Fi which hit $66.33, REA Group which reached $201.01 and Xero which soared as much as 3.5% to $141.72.

Albanese unclear on gas status

Speaking in Brisbane today, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refused to say if he will categorise gas as a sustainable investment in his green-rating framework for institutional investors or whether it would be listed as a “phase down” sector.

Albanese did reiterate the role of gas and green hydrogen, in assuring energy security and said, “We think that gas has an important role to play in the firming of renewables”.

ACCC takes The Good Guys to court

The ACCC has instituted proceedings in the Federal Court against The Good Guys for breaching of the Australian Consumer Law, when it allegedly made false or misleading representations about its store credit and 'StoreCash' promotions, and failing to provide store credit to eligible consumers.

The allegations involve a total of 116 The Good Guys promotions run between July 2019 and August 2023, in which consumers were offered a store credit or StoreCash if they spent a certain amount of money on qualifying products in its online or physical stores.

The ACCC alleges that The Good Guys represented that the only requirement to receive the store credit was to make a qualifying purchase, when that was not the case because consumers were also required to opt in to receive marketing communications in order to receive a store credit.

Also alleged is that The Good Guys represented that store credit or StoreCash would not expire or would expire after a reasonable period, when in fact, for the majority of promotions, it expired within seven to 10 days

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