Grady Wulff
Grady Wulff is a business journalist and broadcaster at Grafa. Contact via email or LinkedIn
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Currencies while you were sleeping
The Australian dollar was higher against the major currencies overnight. The Aussie dollar is buying 71.55 US cents. It’s buying €1.50 Euro, £1.76 British Pounds and ¥90.98 Japanese Yen. NOTE: These prices
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Drill down into today’s commodities
Today’s prices for the basket of key commodities tracked by Grafa are as follows: The spot price for iron ore is US$133.50 a tonne, ahead of the Australian market open. As iron
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The price we have to pay: Australian businesses reveal
48% of businesses say they will not raise prices, primarily due to the desire to retain customers. One third of Aussie businesses are set to hike the price of goods and services
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The biggest movers of the flyweight companies today
Of the micro cap companies on the ASX, these stocks were the movers. Analytica (ALT) rose 100% to $0.002, closing out the day as the biggest winner among the micro cap stocks
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The biggest movers of the featherweight companies today
Of the small cap companies on the ASX, these stocks were the movers. Pointsbet Holdings (PBH) rose 16.40% to $2.91, closing out the day as the biggest winner among the small cap
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The biggest movers of the middleweight companies today
Of the medium-sized companies on the ASX, these stocks were the movers. Tabcorp Holdings (TAH) rose 4.66% to $1.01, closing out the day as the biggest winner among the mid-cap stocks on
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The biggest movers of the heavyweight companies today
Of the biggest companies on the ASX, these stocks were the movers. Block Inc CDI (SQ2) rose 5.89% to $3.57, closing out the day as the biggest winner among the large cap
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What you need to know at the close
The ASX closed up 77 points with the Energy sector driving the gains. Of the 50 largest stocks, the most movement has been from Block Inc CDI (SQ2) which closed higher by
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The ASX is at lunch – who’s up and who’s down
The ASX is up 58 points with the Energy sector driving the gains. Of the 50 largest stocks, the most movement has been from Block Inc CDI (SQ2) which is higher by
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