The S&P/ASX 200 traded roughly unchanged yesterday with the index holding firm to finish at 7,443.4 points. The US 10-year bond is trading at 1.622 per cent.īitcoin lost some of Monday's gains, down 0.6 per cent and Ethereum increased again, up 0.7 per cent. WTI crude oil was up again, increasing 1.0 per cent to US$84.64 per barrel on short supply. In commodities this morning, gold traded down 0.8 per cent at US$1,792.60 per ounce. The Hang Seng traded down 0.4 per cent, the Nikkei recovered 1.8 per cent while the Shanghai Composite fell 0.4 per cent.
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Adjusted earnings per share fell 7.2 per cent year-on-year while acute care hospital admissions rose 12.4 per cent in the third quarter.Īsian indices were mixed again. Universal Health Services lost 4.9 per cent on mixed third quarter results. It reported earnings per share of US$0.56 compared to US$0.58 estimates. Glass manufacturer Corning declined 5.9 per cent. The global security and aerospace company fell after missing quarterly revenue consensus forecasts and lowering guidance financial year 2022. The latest national trade balance data will be released later today, as well as ANZ's latest activity outlook and business confidence survey results. The company will hold its annual shareholder meeting later today. Telecommunications infrastructure company Chorus declined by 2.5 per cent. This could be related to The a2 Milk Company's (-0.6 per cent) investor day later today (a2 is Synlait's largest customer).
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Synlait Milk also declined, dropping 2.6 per cent. On the flipside, Sky Network Television booked the biggest losses, down 4.2 per cent, ahead of its annual shareholder meeting this Thursday. The casino operator will hold its annual shareholder meeting this Friday. Rounding out the top gainers of the session was Sk圜ity Entertainment Group, increasing 2.2 per cent, after a volatile session.
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Next in line was investment properties owner Stride Property, up 3.0 per cent. The deal includes additional commercial agreements providing a basis for a strategic relationship between the two companies. The deal is priced at A$7.37 million and will be paid by Camplify issuing new fully paid ordinary shares to Tourism Holdings. The tourism and vehicle rental company entered into an agreement to sell the Australian and New Zealand Mighway and SHAREaCAMPER businesses and assets to ASX listed Camplify Holdings. Tourism Holdings was the best performer on the NZX 50 rising 3.5 per cent. Technology (-1.0 per cent) and industrials (-0.8 per cent) were the laggards of the day. Financials and real estate gained during the session, increasing 1.1 and 0.8 per cent, respectively. The NZX 50 resumed trading on Tuesday and closed 0.2 per cent lower. Keeping you up to date with the latest market moves, in association with Investment firm Jarden