On this episode of the #YourWealth #podcast @cjoye talks #yield plays, #bank share prices an a new world of record #deficits with @gemma_dale https://t.co/AoV5tRnDdG

With 30 June around the corner, now is the time to ensure you’ve reviewed your portfolio, contributed to super, and lined up all your deductions for #EOFY2023. To help make tax time easier, we’ve prepared some helpful #insights and tips. https://t.co/5hCEWkW1mZ

As the economy slows, the booming stocks of recent years may no longer be firing up your portfolio. So where does growth come from? @rjmontgomery joins @gemma_dale to discuss how to find diamonds in the rough.

As interest rates normalise, @cjoye of Coolabah Capital joins @gemma_dale on the latest episode of #YourWealth to discuss his preferred opportunities in hybrids, corporate debt and more. https://t.co/dZmnFQ3BoZ

As rates normalise, the obvious opportunities for growth may not be right in front of you. @AntipodesInvest's Alison Savas joins @gemma_dale to discuss what an investor should be looking out for when it comes to picking the winners of the next decade.

US equities have fallen sharply at the close on unexpectedly strong inflation data & a fall in weekly jobless claims. This has renewed concerns that the US Fed will raise interest rates more than expected. ASX futures point to a lower opening this morning.

It was a positive session for global share markets. The S&P 500 & the Dow initially fell on stronger-than-expected retail sales figures, before all major indices closed higher. The local market is set for a positive opening.

Stocks on Wall St fluctuated overnight with a mixed finish following the release of January's consumer price data, which showed that US inflation accelerated last month. The local share market is set for a flat opening with ASX futures up marginally.

Global share markets rose overnight. The local share market is set to bounce back from yesterday's losses with ASX Futures up around two-thirds of a per cent. #nabtrade

It was a mixed end to the week on global share markets with the Nasdaq ending lower as treasury yields moved higher. Oil prices rose more than 2% on Russian plans to cut oil production next month. The local share market is set to begin the week flat.

Global equity markets initially rallied overnight with US unemployment data easing concerns about more aggressive rate hikes. By the afternoon on Wall St indices turned lower as investors focused on earnings. The local share market is set to open lower. https://t.co/jn8owCHpcA

The ASX has burst out of the gates in 2023. How do investors position themselves when the top might be in? Tribeca's Jun Bei Liu joins @gemma_dale on nabtrade's #YourWealth podcast to discuss why a falling economy may not mean a falling market. #nabtrade https://t.co/UmvGkzEEDv

The Australian market finished the session lower after inflation rose 7.8% over the last year, the highest peak since 1990, driven by travel, accommodation and higher electricity prices. The Australian dollar also hit a five-month high. #nabtrade

Wall St closed lower for a third straight session. Netflix shares surged in after-hours trade, with quarterly subscriber growth beating expectations. US unemployment claims fell to the lowest levels since Sept 2022. SPI futures are flat.

US stocks extended their falls overnight, after weak economic data and hawkish comments from FOMC members fuelled recession fears. The local market is expected to open lower, with ASX futures in the red.

History may not repeat, but it can tell us a lot about the likelihood of certain outcomes, even in unusual times. State Street Global Advisers' @JuliaLeeAU joins @gemma_dale to discuss what works and what doesn't in a world of higher rates and inflation.

Global stocks rose for a sixth straight session on Friday. US stocks were driven higher by positive earnings from several large banks. The local market is expected to open higher with ASX futures up almost half a per cent. https://t.co/Gf66elXZTg

US CPI fell for the first time in more than 2-1/2 years in December, boosting investor sentiment. Stocks on Wall Street pushed higher on expectations of less aggressive interest rate hikes. The local share market is set to extend its recent rally today.

Wall Street ended higher overnight, with investors optimistic ahead of tomorrow's inflation report that the Fed may ease its pace of interest rate hikes. The local share market is set for another positive start with ASX Futures up 0.80%.

The local market is set to open higher despite a mixed session on global markets overnight with stocks in Europe declining. Meanwhile, Wall St edged higher towards the close led by growth shares. Gold maintained its peak buoyed by the weaker US dollar.