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ASX Week Ahead: Record-high ASX 200 faces GDP, trade tests as global oil risk hangs over markets

ASX Week Ahead: Record-high ASX 200 faces GDP, trade tests as global oil risk hangs over markets

The S&P/ASX 200 closed at a record 9,198.6 on Friday, up 0.25%, led by gains in miners and rare earths. Coles and Woolworths slipped after results, while Block jumped and Bapcor fell on a capital raising. Investors await key economic data next week, including GDP and housing approvals. Offshore, global stocks dipped and oil prices rose on Middle East concerns.
Australia Stock Market Today (Dec 18, 2025): ASX 200 Edges Up as Bapcor Jumps, Boss Energy Sinks and Woodside Slides on CEO Exit

Australia Stock Market Today (Dec 18, 2025): ASX 200 Edges Up as Bapcor Jumps, Boss Energy Sinks and Woodside Slides on CEO Exit

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 closed up 3 points at 8,588.2 on Thursday after a late rebound, with gains in consumer and tech stocks offsetting sharp losses in uranium and energy shares. Bapcor jumped 15.5% after naming Chris Wilesmith as incoming CEO. Boss Energy plunged 25% following a negative update on its Honeymoon uranium project, triggering a sector-wide sell-off.
18 December 2025
Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

Most Active ASX Stocks Today (9 December 2025): Miners, Lithium Plays and Banks Drive the Market

The S&P/ASX 200 opened down 0.3% near 8,600 on Tuesday as traders awaited the Reserve Bank of Australia’s final rate decision of the year. Fortescue, BHP, Commonwealth Bank, and Pilbara Minerals led trading by value, while Liontown and Zip Co topped volume. Lithium stocks moved on news from CATL and Liontown. National Storage REIT surged on a Brookfield–GIC takeover bid; Bapcor fell after cutting profit guidance.

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  • Broadcom, AMD, Lilly, Marvell Drive Market Moves Amid AI Selloff
    June 8, 2026, 7:59 AM EDT. Broadcom, AMD, Lilly, and Marvell are key stocks influencing the market after a sharp selloff in artificial intelligence (AI) shares last Friday. Chipmakers showed resilience with gains in premarket trading, suggesting the selloff might be short-lived. Investors closely watch these technology and pharmaceutical stocks as they often indicate broader market trends. The recent volatility highlights sharp shifts in sentiment toward AI-related sectors, prompting cautious optimism ahead of the trading day.

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SoFi Stock Trades Near $16 as Market Watches Monday’s Open

SoFi Stock Trades Near $16 as Market Watches Monday’s Open

8 June 2026
SoFi hovered near $16 in pre-market trading after a sharp drop last week, as investors weighed record Q1 growth against unchanged 2026 guidance and credit risks; shares sit far below their 52-week high, with CEO Noto citing persistent inflation and no expected rate cuts as reasons for not raising forecasts, leaving pressure on Monday’s regular session to halt the slide.
Marvell Heads Higher Ahead of S&P 500 Inclusion

Marvell Heads Higher Ahead of S&P 500 Inclusion

8 June 2026
Marvell Technology surged 7% premarket after S&P Dow Jones Indices said it will join the S&P 500 on June 22, triggering forced buying by index funds; shares traded at $282.50, up from $263.47, as investors responded to record AI-driven revenue, raised outlooks, and the prospect of broad portfolio inclusion.
FuelCell Energy Down 19% as AI Test Looms

FuelCell Energy Down 19% as AI Test Looms

8 June 2026
FuelCell Energy stock plunged 19.02% Friday to $17.33 ahead of Monday’s fiscal Q2 results, as investors await proof that AI data-center demand is translating into real orders and revenue; analysts expect a $0.52 per share loss on $40.5 million revenue, with focus on backlog, cash use, and whether recent gains—up 137% in 2026—are sustainable amid index inclusion and sector volatility.
Dreamland Stock Gains in Pre-Market Trading After Reverse Split

Dreamland Stock Gains in Pre-Market Trading After Reverse Split

8 June 2026
Dreamland shares jumped 62% in U.S. pre-market trading after announcing a 1-for-25 reverse stock split effective June 15 to address Nasdaq minimum-bid compliance, following a 38.7% plunge Friday and a recent 52-week low, as the company faces ongoing risks of delisting and liquidity challenges.
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