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ASX Today: What to Know Before the Australian Stock Market Opens (18 December 2025)

ASX Today: What to Know Before the Australian Stock Market Opens (18 December 2025)

Australian shares are heading into Thursday’s open with a fragile global backdrop and a market that’s looking for a reason to stabilise after three straight sessions of declines. Pre-market pricing is essentially flat to slightly weaker, with SPI/ASX 200 futures hovering around unchanged to modestly down depending on the time you check—pointing to a cautious start rather than a decisive gap higher or lower. Market Index+1 That “tight” pre-open call matters because sentiment is being pulled in opposite directions: US tech weakness and elevated risk aversion on one side, firmer commodities on the other. The result is a market that could open quietly—then pick a direction quickly once sector rotations start showing up in early trading. Market Index+1
17 December 2025
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Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

ASX Today: $37 Billion Wipeout as Tech Rout Drags S&P/ASX 200 to Four‑Month Low – 14 November 2025

Australia’s share market ended Friday deep in the red, capping a bruising week as doubts over global interest rate cuts and a sharp Wall Street tech sell‑off rippled through the ASX. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed at 8,634.5, down 118.9 points or 1.36%, its weakest finish since mid‑July and the fourth straight daily loss.Market Index+1 Roughly A$37 billion in value was erased in a single session, while the index now sits about 5% below record highs hit last month, translating to around A$140 billion in market losses from the peak.ABC+2The Guardian+2
14 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Greatland Resources lifts ore reserve 62%, lands $225M loan
    July 1, 2026, 1:54 AM EDT. Greatland Resources (ASX:GGP) said its Group Ore Reserve jumped 62% to 5 million ounces of gold, mostly on drilling at Telfer's West Dome Open Pit. The company picked up a US$225 million revolving credit facility, set for seven years, to fund working capital and Havieron work. With the loan, Greatland aims to keep funding options open at Telfer-Havieron. The reserve boost points to a long-life gold operation where capital discipline stays key. Analyst forecasts look for A$2.2 billion in revenue and A$526.2 million in earnings by 2029. They see a 26% share price upside, but warn on risks from turning resources into profitable ore on time and within the budget.
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