TELSTRA GROUP LTD(TLS.AU)

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      08-24

      ASX Weekly: CSL & Gold Miners Shield XJO Above 9,000,RBA Minutes, CPI & ~70 Earnings in Focus

      The $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ declined 0.62% to 9,058.9, as a massive rally in $CSL LIMITED(CSL.AU)$ and miners offset a brutal selloff in banks, retail, and fintech. Industry leaders: Electronic Manufacturing Services (+38.76%), Pharmaceutical Companies (+20.63%), Biotechnology (+19.86%), Consumer Electronics (+18.56%), and Oil & Gas Equipment & Services (+14.29%). 10 Popular Stocks Last Week $CSL LIMITED(CSL.AU)$ +23.3% — The biotech heavyweight skyrocketed on blowout earnings and plasma-collection volume recovery. $NEWMONT CORP-CDI(NEM.AU)$ +11.42% — The gold miner surged as gold prices rallied on safe
      ASX Weekly: CSL & Gold Miners Shield XJO Above 9,000,RBA Minutes, CPI & ~70 Earnings in Focus
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      08-17

      Cross-Market Weekly: Yields at 2007 Highs, HKEX Tech Bloodbath, Oil Rebounds — FED Minutes in Focus

      Last Week's Recap 1. Weekly Market Digest: Stocks Flat, Yields at 2007 Highs, Inflation Moderates, Oil Rebounds Flat market — U.S. indexes were little changed as stocks took a breather after the prior week's record highs. S&P 500 and NASDAQ ended fractionally higher; Dow fractionally lower. Elevated yields — 30-year Treasury yield climbed back to ~5.26% (highest since 2007); 10-year at 4.69%, while the 2-year eased slightly to 4.17%. Moderating inflation — July CPI held steady at 3.4% annual rate (down from June's 3.5%); PPI showed inflation little changed from the prior month. Robust revenue — S&P 500 Q2 revenue growth on pace for 15% (highest since Q4 2021), per FactSet; earnings growth tracking above 50%, strongest since Q2 2021. Oil rebounds — U.S. crude rose above $82 Friday (
      Cross-Market Weekly: Yields at 2007 Highs, HKEX Tech Bloodbath, Oil Rebounds — FED Minutes in Focus
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      07-20

      Weekly: Banks Beat While Tech Drags S&P Down; June CPI & Big Tech Earnings in Focus.

      Last Week's Recap 1. Market Digest: Stocks Consolidate, Earnings Strong, PPI Cools, Oil Surges Stocks consolidate — S&P 500 fell 1.55% for the week; tech lost momentum late as TSM's capex hike and Alphabet's AI delay sparked valuation concerns. Health care, consumer staples, and real estate stayed strong. Energy minerals, commercial services, and consumer non-durables led; communications, electronic tech, and consumer durables lagged. Earnings strong — Major banks beat expectations to kick off Q2 season; more than 87% of S&P 500 companies reporting through Thursday exceeded estimates. Bonds volatile — 10-year Treasury traded near 4.6% midweek on resilient labor data and Middle East uncertainty, then eased into the weekend on softer PPI and new economic data. PPI cools — June produc
      Weekly: Banks Beat While Tech Drags S&P Down; June CPI & Big Tech Earnings in Focus.
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      07-20

      Weekly: Australian Market — ASX 200 flat as miners retreat, banks and energy provide support

      1. Index Snapshot & Technical Position The $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ dipped 0.11% and closed at 8,796.7, as weakness in iron ore miners and gold offset gains in the big-four banks, energy, and defensive names. The index held within a tight range, reflecting cautious sentiment ahead of key commodity price data. Sectors: Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals (+33.33%) led on idiosyncratic strength, while Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods (+9.51%), Oil & Gas Equipment & Services (+9.09%). Key observation: The ASX 200 enters the week on fickle footing. While July historically performs well, the market faces deteriorating earnings expectations outside resources, and commodity prices have weakened sharply. The index briefly
      Weekly: Australian Market — ASX 200 flat as miners retreat, banks and energy provide support
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      06-15

      Weekly: CPI at 3-Year High, Semiconductor Equipment Soars,5 Macro Events Reshaping Markets This Week

      Last Week's Recap 1. CPI at 3-Year High, Small-Cap Records, AI Hardware Boom, and the 'New Fed' Debut Jagged path — S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Dow each +0.7% after a Wed sell-off and Thu-Fri rebound; still below early June records. Elevated inflation — May CPI at 4.2% (highest in 3+ years); May PPI surged to 6.5%, highest since November 2022. Small-cap record — Russell 2000 hit a record high, up ~4% for the week and 19% YTD. European rate hike — ECB hiked 25bp for the first time since 2023, lifted inflation forecast, downgraded growth outlook. Oil's bumpy ride — Crude jumped above $93 Wed then fell to ~$84 Fri (lowest since mid-April), down ~6% for the week. Volatility push-pull — VIX spiked to highest since April 7 on Wed, but closed Fri nearly 18% below prior week. Sentiment uptick — Michi
      Weekly: CPI at 3-Year High, Semiconductor Equipment Soars,5 Macro Events Reshaping Markets This Week
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      06-08

      Weekly:S&P 500 Streak Snapped, Jobs Hot, SPACE X IPO Opens

      Last Week's Recap 1. Weekly Market Digest:S&P 500 Streak Snapped, Jobs Hot, Yields Spike, Bitcoin Crashes Streak snapped — S&P 500 broke its 9-week win streak, down ~2.5%; NASDAQ plunged 4.7%, Dow slipped 0.2% on a Friday semi sell-off. Jobs momentum — May added 172,000 jobs, beating consensus for a third straight month; 3-month average hit 188,000, strongest since March 2024. Yields rise — 2-year Treasury spiked to 4.16% (from 4.00%), leading a bond sell-off on the hot jobs data. Rate hike outlook — CME FedWatch: ~72% odds of Fed hikes by year-end (25bp–75bp), 27% no change, <1% chance of a cut. Bitcoin decline — Crashed ~18% to ~$60,000, lowest since September 2024; well below the $82,000 May peak and $126,000 record. Inside Q1 earnings — S&P 500 Q1 earnings up 28.6% YoY,
      Weekly:S&P 500 Streak Snapped, Jobs Hot, SPACE X IPO Opens
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      06-07

      Australian Market – XJO slips 1.22% as banks and miners lead broad decline

      $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ declined 1.22% to 8,625.1 over the week, as a sharp selloff across the Big Four banks and iron ore miners dragged the index below the 8,650 support level. The weakness was broad-based, with only select defensive names offering refuge. Industry leaders: Independent Power Producers & Energy Traders (+61.59%) skyrocketed on merchant power demand and renewable project pipelines. Semiconductor Equipment (+27.18%) tracked global AI capex tailwinds. Health Care Technology (+18.89%) advanced on med-tech innovation, while Life Sciences Tools & Services (+11.93%) and Household Products (+10.00%) benefited from defensive rotation. 10 Popular Stocks: $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ -1.7
      Australian Market – XJO slips 1.22% as banks and miners lead broad decline
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      06-07

      Beginner’s Guide: Investing $50 a Week on Tiger Trade 📈

      Hi Tigers. I have been looking at investing in the ASX, in particular, the ETF $VANGUARD AUST SHARES IDX ETF(VAS.AU)$. My strategy is long-term wealth using small weekly investments. Let’s start with what draws me to invest in something like VAS: it's a diversified ETF that tracks around 300 of Australia’s largest companies, including… $COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA(CBA.AU)$ $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ $WESFARMERS LTD(WES.AU)$ $TELSTRA GROUP LTD(TLS.AU)$ If you buy VAS, you are basically saying: “I want a piece of Australia’s economy — especially banks, mining, and big s
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      Telstra Corporation Limited provides telecommunications and information services to businesses, governments, and individuals in Australia and internationally. It operates in four segments: Telstra Consumer and Small Business, Telstra Enterprise, Networks and IT, and Telstra InfraCo. The company offers telecommunication products, services, and solutions across mobiles, fixed and mobile broadband, telephony and Pay TV/IPTV, and digital content; and online self-service capabilities, as well as operates inbound and outbound call centers, owned and licensed Telstra shops, and the Telstra dealership network. It also provides sales and contract management; and product management services for data and Internet protocol networks, mobility services, and network applications and services products, such as managed network, unified communications, cloud, industry solutions, and integrated services and monitoring. In addition, the company engages in the development of industry vertical solutions; planning, design, engineering architecture, and construction of Telstra networks, technology, and information technology solutions; and delivering network technologies. Further, it provides telecommunication products and services through its networks and related support systems to other carriers, carriage service providers, and Internet service providers; access to fixed network infrastructure assets; disconnection services; and network services under the Infrastructure Services Agreement and commercial contracts, as well as holds fixed network infrastructure, including data centers, non-mobiles related domestic fiber, copper, HFC cable, international subsea cables, exchanges, poles, ducts, and pipes. The company was formerly known as Australian and Overseas Telecommunications Corporation Limited and changed its name to Telstra Corporation Limited in April 1993. Telstra Corporation Limited was founded in 1901 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.
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      4.75
      Open
      4.68
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      Low
      4.66
      Close
      4.63
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