ASX Rises After Wall Street Breaks Losing Run

The Market Herald2022-07-18

Australian blue chips jumped 0.7 percent in opening trade on Monday following a strong end to the week on Friday for US and European shares.The S&P/ASX 200 edged 43.5 points higher to 6649.1 with ...

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Will be another interesting week... let's hope for the best for stock market !
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The Nasdaq Composite added 201 points or 1.79 percent.The financial sector soared 3.51 percent on strong trading updates from Citigroup and Wells Fargo. Citigroup jumped 13.23 percent as the bank benefitted from rising interest rates and strong trading. Wells Fargo popped 6.17 percent as net interest income growth helped offset greater provisions for bad debts and impairments for its equity holdings.The results helped settle nerves over the second-quarter reporting season following weak forward guidance from JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley on Thursday. The market will hear this week from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Tesla, IBM, AmEx, Travelers, Netflix, Twitter and Johnson & Johnson.Fed officials continued to massage expectations for next week’s policy meeting. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said raising rates too quickly could harm the economy.“Moving too dramatically can undermine a lot of those things that are working well,” Bostic said.“The market is getting a little bit more convinced that the Fed is probably not going to be delivering a full point rate increase at the end of the month and that we’re getting close to seeing peak Fed tightening get priced into the market,” Edward Moya,  senior analyst at OANDA, said.Falling expectations for a 100bp rate hike allowed the market to embrace upbeat economic data. Retail sales increased a stronger-than-expected 1 percent last month, the fastest pace in three months. Consumer sentiment came in slightly ahead of consensus.Also helping sentiment were strong sales at Amazon’s annual Prime Day sales event. The retailer shifted 300 million items. Amazon’s share price firmed 2.64 percent.“Prime Day results make us incrementally more confident in the strength of the consumer, their willingness to spend post pull forward in COVID demand, and as a result AMZN’s forward topline growth,” Morgan Stanley said.Friday’s rally trimmed a losing week for the major indices. The Dow lost 0.2 percent, the S&P 500 almost 0.9 percent and the Nasdaq 1.6 percent.Australian outlookThe S&P/ASX 200 looked set for a bright start to the week after an uptick in sentiment in the US. There was an element of “relief rally” about Friday’s action, following five days of declines. The major US indices have yet to break the downward trends that have dictated direction this year.However, strong rebounds in Citigroup and Wells Fargo suggested investors were willing to embrace the positives in the kind of mixed trading results the market is likely to see over the next few weeks. The results underlined the tailwind from margin expansion lenders experience under higher rates, partly offsetting the increased risk of bad debts.US financials jumped 3.51 percent, setting up the ASX’s big four for strong opens. The Australian financial sector hit a 16-month low last month and has plenty of room for recovery.All 11 US sectors advanced. A well-received update from UnitedHealth boosted the healthcare sector 2.45 percent. Energy bounced 1.9 percent, tech 1.76 percent and materials 1.62 percent. Utilities and consumer staples trailled.Coal miners were last week’s best ASX performers as flooding closed train lines, halting deliveries to Newcastle and driving prices sharply higher. New Hope jumped 16.1 percent. Whitehaven gained 11.5 percent. Coronado firmed 10.3 per cent.CommSec expects the domestic market to recoup most of its FY2022 losses in the year ahead. The broker predicts the ASX 200 will rise 7-9 percent this fiscal year. That would reverse much of last year’s 10 percent decline without retesting the 2021 record high.The outlook for interest rates dominates the economic calendar this week. The minutes from this month’s RBA meeting will be released tomorrow. Deputy Governor Michele Bullock is scheduled to address a business lunch in Brisbane on the same day. Governor Philip Lowe is due to address a business forum in Melbourne on Wednesday.The rest of the economic calendar looks like this: weekly consumer confidence (Tuesday), skilled vacancies (Wednesday), business confidence (Thursday). and preliminary gauges of manufacturing and services activity (Friday).The quarterly reporting season cranks up a gear this week with trading updates from BHP (Tuesday), Beach Energy (Wednesday) and Woodside Energy (Thursday), plus a host of smaller firms. Iluka Resources holds its AGM in Perth on Friday.IPOs: Sarytogan Graphite lists today at 12 pm AEST. The company will explore for graphite in central Kazakhstan. There is just one other listing pencilled in this week: Chalkos Metals on Wednesday.The dollar firmed 0.15 percent this morning to 67.9 US cents.CommoditiesOil trimmed a losing week amid doubts over whether US President Joe Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia would bring an increase in production. Saudi Arabia has carefully managed prices higher this year through the OPEC+ oil cartel, largely ignoring calls from the West to ramp up output.Brent crude settled US$2.06 or 2.1 percent ahead at US$101.16 a barrel. Brent sagged 5.5 percent for the week amid fears of demand destruction as western economies slow.Iron ore skidded below US$100 a tonne after Chinese data underlined the scale of the economic slowdown under dynamic Covid lockdowns. A report on Friday showed the Chinese economy grew an anaemic 0.4 percent last quarter, well short of expectations.The most-traded ore contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange plunged 10 percent to US$95.32. The spot price for ore landed in China declined US$1.89 or 1.8 percent to US$103.07 a tonne. For the week, the spot price deteriorated 9.4 percent.Copper dropped below US$7,000 a tonne for the first time since November 2020, before recovering. Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange fell as low as US$6,955 before bouncing 0.3 percent to US$7,178.25 a tonne.“There are still concerns about the property market in China and it’s unclear how the situation will develop in the coming months. A lack of recovery could sustain the bearish sentiment,” Xiao Fu, head of commodity market strategy at Bank of China International, told Reuters.Aluminium inched up 0.1 percent, lead 6 percent, zinc 0.9 percent and tin 2.3 percent. Nickel eased 0.1 percent.Gold dipped under US$1,700 an ounce before a partial recovery. Gold for August delivery settled US$2.20 or 0.1 percent lower at US$1,703.60 an ounce after trading as low as US$1,696.60. 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