ASX Today: Rebound Looms As US Gains Offset Commodity Falls

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Australian shares were set for a positive open for the first time in three sessions after Wall Street edged higher ahead of tonight’s Federal Reserve rates announcement.ASX futures rallied 43 points ...

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The S&P/ASX 200 slid 31 points or 0.42 percent after the RBA sprung a mild surprise yesterday afternoon by raising the cash rate by 25 basis points, rather than the 15 basis points most economists predicted.The fall extended the benchmark’s loss for the week to 119 points. That allows room for a rebound today after two nights of gains in the US.The second of the week’s major risk events follows tonight. This week’s Wall Street action suggests a 50-basis point hike is largely factored into current share prices. The risk lies in the outlook from Jay Powell.Most of the night’s best-performing US sectors appeared counter-intuitive. The energy sector rallied 2.87 percent as crude oil declined. Financials rose 1.26 percent as lending rates contracted. 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Case numbers increased in Beijing, but the capital continued to avoid a major lockdown.The spot price for ore landed in China dropped US$2.74 or 1.9 percent to US$143.56 a tonne.Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange slumped 3.7 percent to US$9,405.75 a tonne, its weakest level since January. Aluminium skidded 5.2 percent, nickel 2.6 percent, lead 0.5 percent, zinc 3.9 percent and tin 0.2 percent.“The Fed is about to embark on an aggressive rate hike tangent at a time when both China and EU economies are set to struggle, which is not great for copper prices especially with China expected to be in a protracted lockdown,” Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management, said.BHP‘s US-traded depositary receipts rallied 0.71 percent. The Big Australian’s UK-traded stock edged up 0.09 percent. Rio Tintobounced 0.24 percent in the US after losing 1.07 percent in the UK.Oil retreated amid reports authorities in Beijing were readying hospitals for a spike in Covid cases. 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