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ASX Update: Sideways Drift Continues Ahead of Risk Events

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ASX Update: Sideways Drift Continues Ahead of Risk Events

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The most-traded ore contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange climbed 4.44 percent on top of yesterday’s 7.1 percent bump.Fortescue Metals rallied 2.9 percent, BHP 2.42 percent and Rio Tinto 2.07 percent.Long-suffering investors in Myer welcomed news profits jumped at least 160 percent in the second half. The department store expects to report a half-year net profit after tax of $23-$28 million, up from $8.8 million in the first half. The share price jumped 20.42 percent.Origin Energy firmed 1.41 percent after increasing its investment in fast-growing UK renewables group Octopus Energy. Origin injected another $163 million to maintain its 20 percent equity interest in Britain’s fifth-largest energy retailer.A takeover offer from Spanish-owned mining services giant Thiess lifted MACA 23.12 percent to 98.5 cents. 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Buy now, pay later companies provided much of the morning’s excitement as a recovery continued.What’s driving the marketMixed leads from Wall Street were quickly superseded by a plunge in US equity futures after retail bellwether Walmart issued its second profit warning in ten weeks. The company warned surging food prices prompted shoppers to spend less on clothing and electronics.“The increasing levels of food and fuel inflation are affecting how customers spend, and while we’ve made good progress clearing hardline categories, apparel in Walmart U.S. is requiring more markdown dollars,” CEO Doug McMillon said.Shares in the retailer plunged 9.94 percent in extended trade this morning. Amazon, Target and other retailers also sank.S&P 500 futures fell 13 points or 0.33 percent.Aussie retailers caught a chill from the spending warning. 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