Australian shares are poised to open lower after Wall Street extended gains and traders gained confidence the Federal Reserve would be able to pull off a soft landing.
Australian shares are expected to drop following the fallout from Jerome
Powell’s hawkish comments at Jackson Hole, but a big week of economic data
looms.
Australian shares are set to open slightly higher as Wall Street continues to
tread water despite better-than-expected joblessness figures and economic data.
The market is set to drop after Wall Street sold off again, making the worst
figures for more than half a century, with declines of more than 19 per cent.
Australian shares are set to drop after nearly a decade of Coalition rule ended
and Wall Street fell for a seventh straight week, flirting with a bear market.
Australian shares are set to edge down after Wall Street fell as much as 2 per
cent as Western leaders announced Russian sanction; oil neared $US100, the
highest in more than seven years.