Stay up to date with CommSec market news

When it comes to the sharemarket, staying in the know can be a full-time gig. After all, things can change in the blink of an eye. Luckily, we’ve got our experts on the job. Whether you like your updates bite-sized or in-depth, here’s where to go for your daily market rundown and more.

Your daily CommSec market fix

Whether it’s video updates, reviews, detailed reports or monthly wraps, our dedicated team of market analysts and economists work around the clock to give you the latest market news when you need it – and on the channels that work for you. 

The Markets, for one, is your trading day in review. Here you’ll find the latest news coverage and reports on the Aussie and global markets, including stock prices changes and trend analyses. 

What is the ASX and Cboe?

The ASX is where Aussie shares are traded. You can buy shares in more than 2,000 companies listed on the ASX. If you buy a share in a company it means you own part of that business. The more shares you have in a company, the bigger the slice you own.

Company share prices change all the time and you can see current share prices on the ASX, which is open for trading weekdays between 10am and 4pm Sydney time.

Cboe Australia Pty Limited (‘Cboe Australia’) is an alternative trade execution venue to the ASX which uses its own trading system and provides trading in both ASX listed securities and Cboe Australia only quoted securities.

Continuous trading hours for Cboe Australia  are between 10:00am and 4:13pm, Monday to Friday and unlike the ASX, Cboe Australia does not operate an opening and closing auction. You can learn more about Cboe Australia by visiting their website,  www.cboe.com.au

 

For inspiration and potential investment opportunities, head over to the Executive Series where our market analysts chat to the leaders of some of Australia’s biggest companies.

With CommSec, you also get exclusive access to Morningstar’s and Goldman Sachs’ live updates, stock recommendations and more.

 

Market updates the way you like it

At home or on the go, it’s never been easier to keep an eye on the market. Here are six places where you can get daily updates to your liking.
 

1. CommSec app

Just like the website, the CommSec app offers in-depth news, reports and updates in written, visual and video form direct from your smartphone or tablet.
 

2. Newsletter

Get news delivered straight to your inbox. Our monthly newsletter is packed with insights and educational content on individual stocks, industries, specific markets and more. Additionally, you can opt-in to receive the weekly e-newsletter, Weekly Wrap, covering stocks and sectors to watch, forecasts as well as key dividend dates. To opt in to our weekly e-newsletter, Weekly Wrap, log in to your CommSec account and go to Settings.
 

3. Podcast

Podcasts are the perfect companion for doing household chores or taking the dog for a walk. So why not switch your daily true crime fix for a market news update instead? The CommSec podcast features all the latest share market news twice daily.
 

4. X 

X’s 280-character limit is great for bite-sized market news. The CommSec feed is loaded with real-time updates, quick reports, announcements and insights into the financial impact of Australian and global events.
 

5. Instagram

Instagram provides the perfect backdrop for visual learning in smaller, more accessible, chunks. Here, you’ll find daily market updates, market news explained, important dates and much more.
 

6. LinkedIn

Thanks to its Facebook-inspired feed, LinkedIn accommodates a bit of everything. In addition to market news, you’ll find videos, infographics and a range of thought-provoking opinion pieces as well as each episode of our Executive Series.

 

For a daily download, and a range of economic and investor insights, head over to CommSec’s Market News

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