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Australian shares are poised to start the day higher.

ASX trims gains; Rio Tinto, Fortescue drop 4pc, JB Hi-Fi gains

Miners and banks offset tech; JB Hi-Fi rallies on higher sales; BlueScope doubles dividend; Austal rebounds; Qube-Macquarie seal takeover; A2 Milk beats forecasts. Follow live.

After underinvesting in services for years, consumers advocates say super funds are now failing to serve retired members who are leaving those funds in significant numbers.

Cbus, Rest lost $2b to rivals. This is how they want to fight back

As a consumer body lashed major funds for underinvesting in customer service, the superannuation funds say they are fighting with one hand behind their backs.

Suhail Shaikh, CIO Fulcrum Asset Management.

Inside the $12b fund using AI to trade the Federal Reserve

Suhail Shaikh has lived through a feast and famine at the $12 billion global macro shop and has learnt to lean into winning trades and ditch the bearish bent.

Yesterday

It’s one thing for the computers to take over Australian equities, it is another for them to dictate company strategies.

High-frequency hijack has ASX trading like a casino

The Australian sharemarket is witnessing a breakdown in “normal” trading behaviour and stocks are jumping around far more than usual. Who is it good for?

Investors have so far shrugged off the US government shutdown and pushed Wall Street to record highs.

ASX eyes record high as 80 companies prepare to report

The Australian sharemarket is set to open higher ahead of a busy earnings week. JB Hi-Fi, BlueScope, Treasury Wines Estates and Stockland will report on Monday.

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Australian bond market is finally caught up with the rest of the country’s financial markets.

Surging demand has helped Australia’s bond market finally come of age

A jump in issuance is great news for Australian investors and the federal government. But it has not always been this way.

Rajiv Jain, chairman and chief investment officer of GQG Partners.

The market’s biggest tech bear is finally growling

GQG Partners’ Rajiv Jain has endured a rough year betting against tech. Now he’s enjoying a moment of vindication and reveals what he’s buying and avoiding.

This Month

All three major US equity benchmarks were poised to end the week on a positive note.

S&P 500 reverses early rally as early CPI optimism fades

US equity investors opted to sell into a morning rally with Apple and Nvidia pacing the magnificent seven lower. ASX futures point to a positive Monday start.

The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

Bank supremacy battle, blue chip CEOs exiting and wild ASX moves

James and Anthony discuss this week’s market turmoil, how Macquarie is tearing banking apart and what’s behind a spate of chief executive departures.

“It seems to me to have the bones of a very good performer”: Arthur Laundy

Why Arthur Laundy is pumping ‘a substantial figure’ into this sport

The billionaire publican has joined a group of senior investors putting money into a rugby union fund – more than he has invested in shares.

Local shares are set to drop at the open.

ASX falls 1.4pc on AI jitters; Cochlear, Austal dive, AMP rallies

Despite Friday’s drop, the ASX 200 posts a weekly gain; Cochlear misses expectations; Webjet ends takeover talks; Austal smashed on guidance blunder; gold rebounds. Follow live

Rajiv Jain of GQG Partners.

GQG’s Jain says he was early but right on decision to sell out of tech

The high-profile fund manager made the comments after the firm posted a jump in profits even as investors withdrew their cash after a year of poor performance.

Rob Hogg from SG Hiscock, Scott Halem from LGT,  Andrew McAuley from UBS and Jason Todd from Ten Caps.

From Goldilocks to too hot, markets face an almighty inflation test

Fund managers are starting to rethink a playbook that pushed equities to record highs as Australia emerges as a possible bellwether for the rest of the world.

Aoris Investment Management’s Stephen Arnold.

Australia’s once mighty growth funds watch returns disappear

Top investors including Hyperion, GCQ and Aoris are nursing heavy losses as the violent sell-off in software stocks erode years of market-leading performance.

Origin Energy chief executive Frank Calabria’s been around long enough to know how public markets work.

Frank Calabria’s billion-dollar baby meets the AI buzzsaw

Last year’s good idea can be today’s bad one – that’s life in capital markets.

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The Australian dollar surged through the US71¢ mark.

ASX ends up; ANZ’s best day in six years, AMP, tech sink

ASX gains on banks as ANZ hits record; AMP tumbles after profit fall; renewed AI fears sink software stocks; CSL drops on broker cuts; Temple & Webster, Pro Medicus miss forecasts. Follow live.

The ASX is in for a wild ride.

ASX’s departing boss says listings pipeline can withstand higher rates

The market operator’s costs jumped 20pc in the December half to meet demands imposed by ASIC, but strong market activity lifted profits.

Indonesia is the world’s largest producer of nickel, which is used

ASX’s nickel stocks get sugar hit from Indonesia’s output curb

Nickel prices have jumped after the world’s largest mine was instructed to ease production and avoid oversupply, lifting ASX-listed resources stocks.

Local shares are set to open higher, though two C-suite exits could dent early trading.

ASX rises 1.7pc, nears record; CBA’s best day since 2020

Bourse within 100 points of all-time high; James Hardie quarterly beat; $A hits three-year high; CBA betters expectations; CSL dives on miss, CEO exit; Aussie Broadband rockets on AGL telco buy. Follow live.

The ASX has been rocked by volatility, driven by the sheer volume of money sloshing around the market.

Get ready for wild markets as earnings season kicks off with a bang

AMP and Temple & Webster are the latest stocks to be slammed by the market. Veteran fund managers warn the volatility is going to get even more extreme.