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Markets at a glance 20 November

The S&P/ASX200 is trading in the red, as financials drag but gold glistens limiting losses and oil rises. Stock specific, Amcor (ASX: AMC) shares have slipped as it snaps up U.S.-based peer Berry in an all-stock deal. Globally Asian equities are cautious as Russia-Ukraine tensions mount and investors eye Nvidia’s third quarter earnings result.
20 November 2024 3 min read

Should investors be chasing the Trump Bump?

Fidelity International’s Tom Stevenson explains, of the 19 elections since 1900 that have delivered single party control of all three branches of government, 15 have resulted in market gains over the next two years. Will history repeat itself?
20 November 2024 3 min read

RBA Minutes: not confident in their forecasts for inflation

The minutes from the RBA’s latest meeting as expected contained little new information, however the central bank did highlight key uncertainties the Board is grappling with, namely confidence in its forecasts for inflation. Catch the full report here.
19 November 2024 3 min read

A US trading veteran on Trump, tariffs and where to from here

Ira Epstein has been trading US markets since the 1970s, and he’s seen it all. So is he excited or concerned about this frothy market?
18 November 2024 35 min listen

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