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Essential sharemarket insight delivered every morning by the market strategists of share-trading platform moomoo Australia and New Zealand. We cover the latest news, explore trends, and cover three investments in our daily watchlist.
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Why rising interest rates are a huge win for insurance stocks (opens the original)
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A significant rally in US stocks overnight will flow into Asia-Pacific region markets today. Investors are reassured with the US central bank's outlook, and tensions eased a little in the Middle East, contributing to the buoyant mood. Insurance will be one of the key sectors to benefit in the months ahead, surfing the rising rate cycle. Today's watchlist: XYL consumer ETF, Genesis Minerals, D.R. Horton Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote
Rise or fall? How this US rate hike cycle will hit markets (opens the original)
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The US has raised rates for the first time in years in a widely expected move to dampen persistent domestic inflation. Another hike is expected soon with more in the first half of next year. But rising rates may not dampen the sharemarket fire, with analysis showing a 'mild' tightening cycle is usually accompanied by a climbing S&P 500. Today's watchlist: Suncorp, Manulife, SMCI Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote
Where to find discounted tech stocks in an expensive market (opens the original)
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Global sharemarkets are falling ahead of a much anticipated interest rate decision in the United States tonight. That includes the highly priced US technology sector, where few names rebounded overnight. As worry over the US AI sector continues, we look at another key global market for technology investors to see what value it can offer. Today's watchlist: Lenovo, Coinbase, News Corp Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote
Coal: Why the market's most hated trade keeps winning (opens the original)
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Despite aggressive divestment policies, coal still accounts for up to 50% of electricity across major global economies. As tightening gas supplies trigger widespread gas-to-coal switching, the widening price gap between LNG and thermal coal could signal another strong run for the sector if geopolitical tensions remain high. Today's watchlist: New Hope, Yancoal, Santos Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote
Searing bond yields won't crash the sharemarket, just yet (opens the original)
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A rebound in US shares on Friday sets up Australia for a positive start to the week, as investors face a rate decision in the US, an unpredictable oil price and persistently high bond yields. But, when yields rise on the back of a strong economy and labour market, and productivity gains, should we really worry? Today's watchlist: Suncorp, Palantir, Link REIT Check out these stocks: www.moomoo.com/quote
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