Mateusz Brzeziński

Mateusz Brzeziński is a financial and technology journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global market developments. He graduated from the Prague University of Economics and Business in the Czech Republic and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. His reporting focuses on the companies, technologies and market trends shaping the global economy.

CBA trails market as rate-cut bets drop
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CBA trails market as rate-cut bets drop

Commonwealth Bank of Australia traded lower on Wednesday even as the Australian market gained. The drop was small, but investors again asked if the largest bank in the country is worth its premium in a higher-for-longer rate cycle. CBA ended the session at A$160.24, slipping 24 cents from its A$160.48 finish on Tuesday. The stock traded between A$158.80 and A$161.50 during the day. The S&P/ASX 200 rose, adding 49.10 points, or 0.57%, to close at 8,653.30.
June 10, 2026
BHP holds steady with Port Hedland strike vote in focus
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BHP holds steady with Port Hedland strike vote in focus

BHP Group inched up 12 cents to A$60.20 on Wednesday afternoon in Sydney as investors watched new labour trouble at Port Hedland. The shares gained 0.20% at 4:10 p.m., holding gains as the ASX 200 put on 0.57%. The move was muted for a stock that usually reacts to iron ore. Unions at BHP’s Port Hedland site are in focus for investors, with talk of possible strike action raising supply questions for one of the main iron ore ports. According to Reuters, electrical workers might walk off the job by June 30 if there’s no agreement on pay.
June 10, 2026
Reckitt Benckiser gains as investors look at buyback and dividend after hitting 52-week low
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Reckitt Benckiser gains as investors look at buyback and dividend after hitting 52-week low

Reckitt Benckiser Group plc picked up in London trade on Wednesday, with shares trading at 4,577p at 14:50 BST, up from Tuesday’s close at 4,540p. The move followed the consumer goods maker’s new 52-week low from earlier in the week. Shares are still well below the stock’s January 9 high of 6,522.92p. Reckitt’s latest move is drawing attention, with investors now watching shareholder returns instead of just brand performance as the company works to get back on track after a weak start to 2026. Investors Chronicle reports the stock finished 18.39% above its 52-week low of 3,866p from June 8, showing shares are still climbing off the bottom rather than shifting into a new phase.
June 10, 2026
LSEG shares down as FCA data clash weighs
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LSEG shares down as FCA data clash weighs

LSEG shares dropped Wednesday as investors reacted to a rising clash among UK regulators over how trading data is handled. The move targets the London Stock Exchange Group’s data business, which relies on collecting and selling market info. The stock was at 8,924p, down 204p or 2.23% at 14:38 BST, after ranging from 8,872p to 9,212p earlier. LSEG shares slipped again after falling 1.25% to 9,128p on Tuesday, according to Reuters data. The drop came as Reuters said the group had ramped up opposition to the Financial Conduct Authority’s trading-data plan. The FCA aims to finalise the proposal in July.
June 10, 2026
BP Stock Just Recovered From Boardroom Shock. The Next Test Comes Monday
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BP Shares Near 529p With O’Neill’s Oil Reset in Focus

BP shares traded flat in London Wednesday after investors took in CEO Meg O’Neill’s first big shuffle, following a 3% slide on Tuesday. The stock hovered around 529p as the market waited to see how BP’s new two-division plan, now with its own bosses and a launch date, will play out. AJ Bell priced BP at 529.00p/529.20p, just off by 0.02%. Tuesday’s total return was still off 3.11% while the FTSE 100 lost 1.41%. BP picks Gordon Birrell to run upstream and Richard Harding as interim head of downstream. Upstream is oil and gas exploration and production. Downstream covers refining, fuels, convenience, aviation, lubricants and customer-facing business. The new setup starts July 1. BP plans to begin external financial reporting
June 10, 2026
Glencore Shares Edge Lower on Copper Moves
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Glencore Shares Edge Lower on Copper Moves

Glencore shares slipped again in early London trading Wednesday, with copper lower and traders still wary about Middle East risks, rate moves and China demand. Shares were at 564.70 pence, off 0.79%. The UK blue-chip index edged up, hovering near 10,234. Glencore was one of the better mining trades this year, but now the market is turning back to commodities, less about takeovers or dividends. The FTSE 100 dropped 1.25% Tuesday, with Standard Chartered, Glencore, and HSBC leading losses, according to Trading Economics.
June 10, 2026
Compass Group Edges Down as FTSE Rises, Traders Still Tracking the Stock
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Compass Group Edges Down as FTSE Rises, Traders Still Tracking the Stock

Compass Group PLC shares dropped in early London trade on Wednesday, lagging a slightly stronger UK market. Investors shrugged off last month’s profit upgrade and turned their attention back to worries over inflation, oil, and office demand. Catering group shares traded at $32.46, down 0.98% at 9:13 a.m. in London. Around 2.30 million shares had changed hands. The stock opened at $32.80, with a range so far of $32.17 to $33.58.
June 10, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 10.06.2026

UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 10.06.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: June 10, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: June 11, 2026, 3:57 AM EDT BAE Systems Shares Fall Below £20: Growth Prospects and Valuation Analysis June 11, 2026, 3:57 AM EDT. BAE Systems (LSE: BA.) shares have declined from 2,350p in March to about 1,950p, raising questions on buying opportunities. The company reported solid performance in early 2026 and expects sales growth of 7%-9%, underlying earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) growth of 9%-11%, and earnings per share growth of 9%-11%. CEO Charles Woodburn highlighted robust defense spending and innovation driving future opportunities across multiple defense sectors. At the
June 10, 2026
Qantas Shares Eye Western Sydney After Jetstar’s First Takeoff
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Qantas Shares Eye Western Sydney After Jetstar’s First Takeoff

Qantas Airways is in focus for Wednesday’s Sydney trade as investors watch a new capacity update. The airline said Jetstar will operate the first passenger flight out of Western Sydney International Airport when it opens on Oct. 25. Qantas shares last traded at A$9.22, up 0.3% as of 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, with the ASX in pre-open — the order-entry window before regular trade. Qantas Group is moving on a key window, locking in a second Sydney basin hub and more freight access while keeping current operations at Kingsford Smith Airport. The company and Western Sydney International agreed to a five-year deal for domestic passenger and freight flights. Qantas also gets a low-cost passenger base in a high-growth region.
June 10, 2026
Westgold Resources Down 4.5% as Gold Slump Squeezes ASX Miner
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Westgold Resources Down 4.5% as Gold Slump Squeezes ASX Miner

Westgold Resources Ltd heads into Wednesday’s ASX session after dropping 4.5% on Tuesday to close at A$4.67, which was the last price before regular trading restarted in Sydney. The ASX’s normal trading window is from 09:59:45 to 16:00 local time. Australian stocks fell Tuesday after the Monday market holiday, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 0.2% to 8,604.2. Gold stocks lost 4%. Evolution Mining ended down 3.7%. Northern Star Resources slipped 3.3%. Westgold’s drop matched a wider move in local gold shares.
June 10, 2026
Insurance Australia Group stock moves higher as ASX drops
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Insurance Australia Group stock moves higher as ASX drops

Insurance Australia Group Ltd shares head into Wednesday’s ASX session at Tuesday’s closing price of A$7.71, up 1.98%. The S&P/ASX 200 was down 0.24%. ASX trading is set to start around 09:59:45 Sydney time, so A$7.71 remains the key price level for IAG ahead of the open. Investors are again sizing up whether premium hikes can keep pace with rising weather claims. On Wednesday, IAG’s New Zealand business pushed the question back onto the market, warning natural hazard risks are set to outstrip the country's ability to adapt, and pressed for a better government strategy over the long term. “This problem is solvable,” IAG NZ chief Phil Gibson said.
June 9, 2026
Sandfire falls as ASX copper trade hits tough patch
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Sandfire falls as ASX copper trade hits tough patch

Sandfire Resources dropped on Tuesday, tracking a pullback in Australian mining stocks. Investors took risk off the table even as copper prices stayed close to multi-year highs, sending the copper producer down before Wednesday’s session. The Perth-based miner was last seen at A$18.67, off by A$0.61, or 3.16%, on June 9, data from Trading Economics showed. That drop trimmed some gains, but the stock is still up roughly 60% from a year ago—a run that’s made it more sensitive to swings when sentiment shifts in commodities.
June 9, 2026
Greatland Slides in Sydney as Gold Drop Hits Havieron
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Greatland Slides in Sydney as Gold Drop Hits Havieron

Greatland Resources dropped hard in Sydney Tuesday. The stock slid with other gold miners after bullion prices eased and investors pulled back from one of the ASX’s bigger mining stocks. The stock ended the session at A$12.45, down 71 cents or 5.4%, from its last close of A$13.16. Delayed post-close data shows Greatland is off around 8.8% over the past week and sits about 18% under its 52-week top.
June 9, 2026
Ramsay Health Rises While ASX Slips
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Ramsay Health Rises While ASX Slips

Ramsay Health Care Limited gained on Tuesday while the main Australian index fell. Healthcare stocks drew buyers during a session that saw mining shares drag the market lower. Hospital operator shares finished A$1.02 higher at A$37.64, up 2.79%. The stock moved from A$36.39 to A$37.65 during the session, according to market data. The S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.24% in Sydney. Losses in gold, metals and mining stocks offset gains in other sectors.
June 9, 2026
Worley lifts on $300 million buyback as ASX dips
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Worley lifts on $300 million buyback as ASX dips

Worley Limited picked up on Tuesday, outperforming a soft Australian market. Traders watched the engineering group’s buyback and cost cuts after the long weekend. The ASX reopened Tuesday following the King’s Birthday holiday on Monday, marking the first cash session of the week. At publication, the market was closed between sessions. Standard ASX cash trading is scheduled from 9:59 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sydney time.
June 9, 2026
Suncorp Shares Hold Up While ASX Drops
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Suncorp Shares Hold Up While ASX Drops

Suncorp Group Ltd finished higher in the latest ASX trade while the broader market eased, closing at A$17.82 on Tuesday, up 1.48%. The insurer reached that price as its session high. Volume was 2.88 million shares, shy of the 3.07 million average, according to Google Finance. The Australian cash market hadn’t opened when this was written. Regular trading on the ASX goes to 16:00 Sydney time, with close set in the 16:10–16:11 auction. Tuesday’s session came after Monday’s King’s Birthday holiday, when the ASX was shut.
June 9, 2026
Paladin Energy Gets ASX 100 Inclusion But Shares Drop
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Paladin Energy Gets ASX 100 Inclusion But Shares Drop

Paladin Energy Ltd took a big hit in Sydney trading on Tuesday, with shares falling as the uranium producer gets set to join Australia’s S&P/ASX 100 index later this month. The stock last traded at A$10.08 at 4:16 p.m. Sydney, off 8.78% for the day with 5.31 million shares moved. Market cap was around A$4.53 billion, Google Finance data showed. Other uranium stocks fell: Deep Yellow dropped 7.62%, Bannerman Energy fell 8.24%, and Boss Energy declined 5.49%.
June 9, 2026
Pro Medicus Rallies After Sell-off as AI Test Begins This Week
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Pro Medicus Rallies After Sell-off as AI Test Begins This Week

Pro Medicus Ltd shares kept much of their strong bounce Tuesday, as the market looked at a new AI product push from its Visage Imaging arm but weighed it against Pro Medicus’s high valuation. The stock ended up 15 cents at A$165.79, trading between A$160.29 and A$167.78, with about 341,000 shares moving. Visage is set to pitch its latest radiology software at SIIM26 in Pittsburgh this week. The company plans to show Visage 7 | CloudPACS, a cloud-based system for storing and displaying medical scans, along with Visage 7 | Reporting, an AI-optimised reporting tool. Visage said first North American go-lives are expected in either the third or fourth quarter of 2026. Co-founder and global chief technology officer Malte Westerhoff
June 9, 2026
Computershare Shares Up While ASX Slides — What Moved CPU
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Computershare Shares Up While ASX Slides — What Moved CPU

Computershare Limited finished up 2.12% at A$35.67 on Tuesday, outpacing the broader market as the ASX wrapped up trading. The prior close for CPU was A$34.93, opening at A$35.00 and trading between A$34.86 and A$35.84 during the day. About 1.88 million shares changed hands, according to Twelve Data. S&P/ASX 200 closed 0.24% lower at 8,604.20, giving up 20.90 points, according to Google Finance. Losses were steeper mid-session, with the benchmark touching 8,490.90 at its lowest.
June 9, 2026
Brambles gains 3.5%, pallet issues remain in focus
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Brambles gains 3.5%, pallet issues remain in focus

Brambles Ltd gained on Tuesday, with the stock climbing 3.49% to close at A$17.51. That move came as the company outpaced a weaker Australian market, with traders weighing the stock after the U.S. pallet-repair warning last month. Shares ranged from A$16.77 to A$17.54 during the day, according to market data. Brambles shares are still far from their pre-May levels. The stock sits around 34% under its 52-week high of A$26.56 from September 2025, but has bounced 6.77% since hitting a low of A$16.40 on May 20.
June 9, 2026
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