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US Markets Overnight: Hormuz hopes, chip hiccups and a Dow that just won’t quit

US Markets Overnight floated on oil hope. Wednesday's US session was less a single story than three competing ones, each shouting over the next. Oil punters were partying like the Iran war was already over. Chip traders were locking in profits after Tuesday's memory-fuelled rampage. And the Dow Jones, blissfully unbothered by either drama, ground its…

ByMarc Kennis8 hours ago

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Will the Federal Reserve be different under Kevin Warsh? And why should Australian investors even care?

For the first time in nearly a decade, the Federal Reserve has a new chair, in Kevin Warsh. 'The Fed' is now entering a period where the market genuinely does not know what comes next. Investors are now trying to work out whether Warsh represents continuity with the Powell era or a decisive break from it.…

ByNick Sundich9 hours ago

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Apple’s US$1bn Google AI Bet Just Got Real: 3 ASX Stocks Set to Cash In

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is paying Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) around US$1 billion a year to power the next version of Siri with a custom Gemini AI model. The deal was signed in January 2026, and it gets real for investors this year, with the rebuilt Siri due to be unveiled at Apple's developer conference in June…

ByUjjwal Maheshwari9 hours ago

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The Next Wave of ASX Breakouts: Here are 7 Stocks Best Positioned to Follow the Leaders

Everyone is looking for the next wave of ASX breakouts because they happen in every market cycle. Investors still look back at those stories as proof that the ASX can produce globally relevant companies when the right combination of technology, timing, and execution comes together. Companies like Xero, Brainchip and Liontown. But often, the best companies…

ByNick Sundich9 hours ago

Agriculture Stocks

Why the Trump-Xi Summit Is Mostly Noise for ASX Agricultural Stocks

ASX Agricultural Stocks After the Beijing Summit By the end of March 2026, Australia had used more than half its annual beef-export quota to China. The US had used 0.3%. That contrast explains why the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing on 14-15 May 2026, where China agreed to resume buying US soybeans and beef, isn't the…

ByUjjwal Maheshwari10 hours ago

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US Markets Overnight: Hormuz hopes, chip hiccups and a Dow that just won’t quit

Will the Federal Reserve be different under Kevin Warsh? And why should Australian investors even care?

Apple’s US$1bn Google AI Bet Just Got Real: 3 ASX Stocks Set to Cash In

The Next Wave of ASX Breakouts: Here are 7 Stocks Best Positioned to Follow the Leaders

Why the Trump-Xi Summit Is Mostly Noise for ASX Agricultural Stocks

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