Day Trading

As Sunday’s U.S.-China trade deadline looms, Australian markets continue to move cautiously, today retreating slightly for the first time since Thursday. 

Aussie shares retreated for the first time in four sessions as risk aversion gripped global markets ahead of a deadline for fresh US trade tariffs.

Strength in commodity prices looks set to cushion local shares following mild falls on Wall Street as investors awaited trade news.

The ASX’s early gains were capped by some big guidance downgrades as the year’s end looms. 

A string of profit warnings and a looming deadline for higher trade tariffs kept a lid on a third day of gains on

The end-of-week rebound in Australian stocks looks set to continue after strong US jobs data fuelled Wall Street’s best session in two months.

The ASX tiptoed into the green today, still feeling the hangover of some heavy mid-week losses.

The ASX limped towards the end of a bruising week with minor gains for the session as global markets await the next twist

Australian stocks look set to open marginally higher following cautious gains on Wall Street as volatility abated on global markets.

The ASX has taken back some ground today, holding tightly to early gains coming from new U.S.-China trade deal revelations.