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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX on the front foot despite warning from Fed’s Powell. Picture via Getty Images Gold hit a record, boosting the ASXFed’s Powell’s rate cut warning sent Wall Street crashingBHP and Santos rallied, Nvidia took a hit The ASX was up by 0.4% at lunch time, with gold miners leading the charge after bullion prices hit yet another record high.
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
Energy stocks sink after IEA says we're swimming in oil. Picture via Getty Images ASX starts strong, despite cautious session on Wall StreetWiseTech rises after signing up founder for 10 yearsGold soars, but oil demand slumps ASX had a solid start on Wednesday, ticking up 0.3% by lunchtime AEST.
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX lifts slightly as markets cheer US tariff reliefBellevue gold shares tank after capital raiseHUB24 hits record inflows, perpetual sees major outflowsThe ASX tiptoed higher on Tuesday, up by 0.5% at lunch time and riding cautiously after President Trump hinted at easing up on tariffs for car imports. Overnight, Wall Street closed with a 0.8% gain on the S&P 500, largely thanks to Apple jumping 2% after news that certain electronics would also be spared from tariffs, at least for now.
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
Graphene’s having its momentGermany’s Black Semiconductor locks in EUR 254m for graphene chipsASX-listed Adisyn’s potential is backed by 2DG’s breakthroughEUR 254 million. That’s the kind of eye-watering funding German startup Black Semiconductor recently locked in to bring its graphene-based chip tech to life. Yes, graphene, the so-called “miracle material” everyone’s been frothing over since the early 2000s but which, let’s be real, has spent most of its life on the sidelines. Not anymore.
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX pops on tariff reliefWall Street close strong despite “Sell America” talkNeuren rockets after FDA green light; GGE skyrocketsThe Aussie sharemarket has kicked off the week on a tear, up by 1.3% at lunch time as it shrugged off global jitters thanks to a bit of breathing space from Washington. After a roller coaster week, Wall Street ended on a high note Friday. The S&P 500 lifted 1.8 %, the Nasdaq jumped 2% and the Dow tacked on 1.5%.
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
News 2 minutes ago Trump’s tariffs are causing global chaos, however… … some sectors stay strong and could even thrive Small cap ASX utilities could be something of a safe haven As the world grapples with the fallout from Trump’s tariffs, Australia has managed to avoid the worst of the impact. But while we’re not in the direct line of fire, the ripple effects of Trump’s policies still have the potential to stir things up for our economy. Tariffs can hit Australia’s economy in two ways. First,...
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1 week ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX spirals as Wall Street panics again. Picture via Getty Images ASX slips 1pc on Wall Street sell-offInvestors ditch stocks for gold as safe haven hits record highsMayne Pharma cops legal heat and Ramsay Healthcare shuffles C-suite The ASX shed over 1% by lunch time Friday, wiping out a big chunk of the gains it made on Thursday.
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2 weeks ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX skyrockets after Trump pauses tariffsAussie dollar jumps, Bitcoin fliesASX tech stocks lead the charge, miners and fund managers rallyThe ASX went absolutely gangbusters on Thursday after US President Trump did a 180 and paused tariffs on more than 75 countries. The ASX 200 kicked off the day with a bang, jumping by almost 7%, which would’ve been the biggest rise since March 2020, before settling back to around 4.75% by lunchtime, AEST.
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2 weeks ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX hits rough patch again – very rough, with more than $30b wiped outUS-China trade clash sends markets reeling, as pharma about to get tariff hitOil slumps, Aussie dollar dives, ASX miners routedThe ASX dropped over 1% pretty quickly on Wednesday, practically wiping out over $30 billion in market value as the US-China trade war tensions escalated. It’s now down 1.48% at the time of publishing this article. In the US overnight, the S&P 500 dropped 1.57%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell by 2.15%.
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2 weeks ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto
ASX 200 bounces back after Monday’s big dropWall Street goes wild last night as Trump doubles down on tariffsInvestors grab bargain buys on the ASXThe ASX 200 managed to claw back some ground today, rising 1.4% at lunch time AEST after a brutal 4% sell-off yesterday. Overnight on Wall Street, stocks went bananas as investors scrambled in the face of a whirlwind of headlines surrounding President Trump’s tariffs.
