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August 3, 2023

ASX closes 0.58% lower following Wall Street’s overnight sell-off

Following Wall Street’s overnight sell-off, the S&P/ASX 200 closed 0.58 per cent lower at 7,311.80. Iron ore prices are declining, heading towards $US100 per tonne. The drop is influenced by sluggish demand from China and the country’s plan to end night-time trading of metal futures to reduce market fluctuations. Currently, Singapore iron ore futures for

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Downer EDI’s turnaround

Downer EDI’s (ASX:DOW) relatively new management team asserts that it has successfully addressed all the issues, met the revised guidance for the financial year ending in June, and is committed to delivering on its promises regarding cost reductions and margin rebuilding over the next year. In a statement to the ASX on Thursday, Downer EDI

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Link’s UK misadventure

Link Administration Holdings (ASX:LNK) is set to report a massive loss for the year ending June 30, primarily due to a dud deal in the UK. Link joins a long list of Australian companies to lose heavily in UK expansion moves – they include, AMP, National Australia Bank, Wesfarmers (hardware), Insurance Group Australia, and the

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Afternoon update: ASX trading 0.5% lower, Consumer Staples outperforming

The ASX is currently trading 0.5 per cent lower at 7,317.80, and the SPI futures are witnessing a decline of 39 points. Regarding sector performance, Consumer Staples stand out as the best-performing sector, showing a gain of 0.49 per cent, while Information Technology is currently the worst performer, down 1.46 per cent. Moving on to

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