ASX Updates News 23 November 2025 - 30 November 2025

Australia’s sharemarket goes into the new week with a tricky mix of good news on global growth, bad news on inflation, and a local housing market that’s booming but increasingly unaffordable. Here’s what investors need to know before the ASX opens on Monday, 1 December 2025, based on the latest data and news up to 29 November 2025. Key points for the ASX open on 1 December 2025 Where the ASX 200 finished on Friday 29 November By the close reported for 29 November 2025, the S&P/ASX 200 sat at 8,614.10, with the All Ordinaries at 8,918.70. That’s a solid 2.35–2.68% gain for the week, yet

WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX:WTC), the logistics software group behind the CargoWise platform, is stabilising around the mid‑A$60s on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, as investors continue to weigh strong fundamentals against an intense year of regulatory scrutiny and boardroom drama. Real‑time pricing from local market data providers shows WiseTech trading around A$66.4–A$66.5 in today’s session, up a fraction from Tuesday’s close. On 25 November, the stock finished at A$66.04, down 4.75% for the day on heavy volume, after a brief rebound from multi‑year lows near A$64.53 hit in mid‑November. Intelligent Investor+1 Even with today’s modest bounce, WiseTech remains one of the

Sydney’s S&P/ASX 200 has opened strongly higher on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, with the benchmark up around 1% in early trade to the mid‑8,600s, building on Tuesday’s close at 8,537 points.Stockhead+2Market Index+2 A powerful global risk‑on rally, driven by renewed expectations of a December US Federal Reserve rate cut, is setting the tone. Locally, 10 of 11 sectors are in positive territory, with healthcare, consumer discretionary and real estate leading, while energy lags. Around three‑quarters of ASX 200 stocks are trading higher in the morning session.Market Index+1 At the stock level, the open has been dominated by: All of this

Australia’s sharemarket ended marginally higher on Tuesday, 25 November 2025, as heavy selling in bank stocks – led by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank after it revealed major anti–money laundering (AML) failures – was offset by sharp gains in defence tech, healthcare, travel and mining names. The S&P/ASX 200 index added 11.9 points, or 0.14%, to close at 8,537, while the broader All Ordinaries rose 0.27% to 8,824.2.ABC+2CommBank+2 Despite the positive finish, only about five of the eleven main sectors ended in the green, with the materials, technology and healthcare sectors doing most of the heavy lifting as financials dragged.IG+1 Investors were cautious ahead of Wednesday’s landmark inflation

Sydney, Monday 24 November 2025 – The Australian share market is poised for a positive start on Tuesday, with futures pointing higher after a powerful rebound on the ASX and a tech-led rally on Wall Street. Traders heading into the 25 November open will be juggling three big themes: surging M&A activity at home, renewed hopes of a US Federal Reserve rate cut in December, and a pivotal new inflation print for Australia due tomorrow. 1. Futures signal a stronger open above 8,500 At 7am AEST on Tuesday, SPI futures were up about 0.45%, flagging a solid follow‑through for the

BlueScope Steel Limited (ASX: BSL) shares climbed around 3% today, closing at A$22.61 after the company released a fresh update on its on‑market share buy‑back and investors hunted for bargains across the ASX 200.ScrapMonster+3Market Index+3Intelligent Investor+3 Below is a full rundown of today’s BlueScope Steel news (24 November 2025), how the BSL share price traded, and what it all could mean for current and prospective investors. BlueScope Steel share price today: BSL outperforms the ASX 200 On Monday, 24 November 2025, BlueScope Steel shares: That means turnover was roughly 16 times normal activity – a clear sign that institutions and

As the ASX 200 prepares to open on Monday, 24 November 2025, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) will again be in the spotlight. The country’s largest bank has just endured one of its sharpest sell‑offs in years, triggered not by a collapse in profits, but by mounting worries over stretched valuations, pressure on margins and rising regulatory and reputational risks. Market Index+1 Here’s what investors need to know about CBA stock before trading starts. CBA share price snapshot heading into Monday At the close of trade on Friday, 21 November 2025, Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares finished at $153.06. That price

Australia’s sharemarket heads into Monday’s session bruised after a four‑week slide, but global leads are finally turning more positive. Here’s what traders and investors need to know before the ASX opens on Monday, 24 November 2025. All data and events are based on information available up to Sunday, 23 November 2025 (AEDT). This article is general information, not financial advice. 1. ASX 200 is coming off a brutal week and flirting with “correction” territory Friday’s session capped a painful run for local equities: Market commentators note that a 10% fall from the recent peak would tip the index into a classic