Artur Ślesik

Artur Ślesik is a technology and financial markets journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering artificial intelligence, semiconductors, technology stocks and emerging innovations. A graduate of Warsaw University of Technology, he combines a technical background with market analysis to explain how new technologies are shaping industries, businesses and investment trends worldwide.

Megaport Shares Head Into Key Week as AI Cloud Move Lifts ASX

Megaport Shares Head Into Key Week as AI Cloud Move Lifts ASX

Megaport Ltd is set to open on Tuesday at the ASX after closing out last week with an 11.26% gain to A$18.48. Shares jumped on Friday, ahead of the King’s Birthday break. That move came as the S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.70% to 8,625.10. Megaport’s rise caught attention in a weak market. The stock didn’t trade on Monday. The ASX marks June 8 as a King’s Birthday holiday in its 2026 calendar, closing the cash market with no settlement. ASX cash markets usually trade from just before 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Sydney.
June 8, 2026
CSL jumps 5.75% before ASX to restart after King’s Birthday break

CSL jumps 5.75% before ASX to restart after King’s Birthday break

CSL Limited will resume trading on the ASX on Tuesday, with Friday’s jump to A$97.91 the most recent close. Shares climbed A$5.32, or 5.75%, in that session. The market was closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday—ASX listed June 8 as a non-settlement day. CSL’s bounce stood out as the S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.7% to 8,625.10 on Friday and lost 1.2% this week. Banks and miners drove most of the losses for Australia’s main large-cap index.
June 8, 2026
ASX Opens as Banks, Miners and Oil on Radar for Next Moves

ASX Opens as Banks, Miners and Oil on Radar for Next Moves

ASX eyes muted open as miners, banks slip before long weekend Australian stocks are expected to open cautiously Tuesday, with S&P/ASX 200 futures held down by Friday’s 0.7% drop to 8,625.10 and weak trading in banks and miners. The ASX cash market didn’t trade on Monday because of the King’s Birthday holiday. Regular trading is set to start around 10 a.m. Sydney time. ASX traders come back after missing Monday’s overseas action. U.S. stocks climbed Monday, led by a rebound in chip stocks after last week’s drop. Some signs that Middle East tensions eased also helped, leaving Australians returning to a stronger offshore lead than they had before the market closed on Friday.
June 8, 2026
NAB Shares to Watch on Tuesday After Holiday Break and Slump

NAB Shares to Watch on Tuesday After Holiday Break and Slump

NAB stock is set to trade again Tuesday after the holiday, with shares last at A$36.59, just above the 52-week low of A$36.03, according to Google Finance. The bank closed down 1.13% on Friday. Investors are watching to see if last week's sell-off is over. Timing is key here. ASX trading was shut on Monday for the King’s Birthday, leaving Friday’s close as the most recent read on the bank. Regular ASX hours stretch from 9:59:45 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. Sydney time. That means the first price action post-holiday comes at the Tuesday open.
June 8, 2026
CBA Shares Set for Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend, Housing Moves

CBA Shares Set for Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend, Housing Moves

Commonwealth Bank of Australia will return to trading on Tuesday after closing at A$160.90 on Friday, off 1.73%. The ASX cash market was shut Monday for the King’s Birthday. The stock is still a key gauge for local banks with trading back on. The timing is key. CBA is the biggest bank in Australia and a leading stock for local investors, so a weak move in the bank’s shares can drag down the wider market. That’s especially the case when rates are up, housing looks shaky and credit growth is cooling.
June 8, 2026
Intertek’s £60 Deal Gap Just Got Harder to Ignore

Intertek’s £60 Deal Gap Just Got Harder to Ignore

Intertek Group shares edged higher in late-morning London trading on Monday, holding up against a weaker FTSE 100 as investors counted down to EQT’s deadline to turn a possible £60-a-share approach into a firm offer. The stock was quoted at 5,470p at 10:34 BST, up 15p, or 0.28%, according to Davy data delayed by 20 minutes. The FTSE 100, the index of the 100 largest UK companies by value, was down 0.25% at 10,342.55 in delayed Hargreaves Lansdown data.
June 8, 2026
National Grid Falls After Deutsche Bank Cuts Rating; £70 Billion Plan Scrutinized

National Grid Falls After Deutsche Bank Cuts Rating; £70 Billion Plan Scrutinized

National Grid shares dropped over 1% in London on Monday after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to “hold” from “buy”. The bank pointed to higher political risk for UK utilities and said the valuation case is now weaker. National Grid was last down 1.07% at 1,204.50 pence, according to a London South East market report. National Grid is not just a defensive dividend play anymore. Now it’s also a stock for investors betting on a big buildout in power networks across the UK and the U.S. Northeast. The company is planning to put at least £70 billion into capital projects over the five years through 2030/31.
June 8, 2026
Barclays Stock Drops as Buyback Fails to Steady Market

Barclays Stock Drops as Buyback Fails to Steady Market

Barclays PLC shares dropped on Monday morning in London trading, following losses across UK banks. The lender reported a fresh buyback of stock as part of its ongoing program to cut its share count. Barclays was last quoted at 452.10p to sell and 452.25p to buy, off 5.65p, or 1.23%, on delayed Hargreaves Lansdown data. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.42%.
June 8, 2026
Anglo American Stock Slips as Teck Megadeal and De Beers Exit Face Their Next Big Test

Anglo American Stock Slips as Teck Megadeal and De Beers Exit Face Their Next Big Test

Anglo American shares slipped in early London trading on Monday, extending Friday’s sharp fall as investors tested the miner’s copper-led overhaul against a weaker market backdrop and fresh questions around the sale of De Beers. The stock was down 0.86% at 3,823p by 10:05 a.m. in London, according to Davy data. It fell 5.16% on Friday after touching a 52-week high earlier last week, MarketWatch data showed.
June 8, 2026
HSBC Confronts $54 Billion China Risk After Beijing Vows Support

HSBC Confronts $54 Billion China Risk After Beijing Vows Support

HSBC Holdings Plc was mostly flat in early London trading Monday. The stock held steady after Beijing moved to reassure investors over concerns about a clampdown on mainland funds leaving for offshore markets. HSBC’s London-listed stock was at 1,360.20 pence, down 0.60 pence, according to the bank’s investor page at 0810 GMT. In Hong Kong, shares quoted at HK$142.00, up HK$0.20. HSBC said prices were delayed by at least 15 minutes.
June 8, 2026
WiseTech Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech Gains 10% This Week, Trading Paused for Holiday

WiseTech Global Ltd is coming into the holiday-shortened week after finishing Friday at A$39.81. The logistics software group's shares bounced hard last week, but now the company faces a broker downgrade. The Australian Securities Exchange is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday. The next cash-market pricing comes Tuesday when the ASX reopens. Regular ASX trading hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sydney time on business days.
June 8, 2026
ASX Faces Rebound, Cost Shock and Trial Timing Over Long Weekend

ASX Faces Rebound, Cost Shock and Trial Timing Over Long Weekend

ASX Ltd is steady going into the holiday week, with shares ending Friday at A$47.68, up 1.53%. The market is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday, as shown on ASX’s trading calendar, which marks June 8 with no settlement. The next open session and test for the stock is set for Tuesday. The question is pressing now as the stock tries to stabilize after its May drop. Investors face a soft local market when they come back. The S&P/ASX 200, the main Australian blue-chip index, closed down 0.70% at 8,625.10 on Friday, hit by weakness in banks and miners. ASX Ltd finished higher.
June 7, 2026
Cochlear Jumps; Eyes on Tuesday ASX Reopen After Pop

Cochlear Jumps; Eyes on Tuesday ASX Reopen After Pop

Cochlear Limited enters the holiday week at A$100.45, Friday’s last price, after shares jumped A$5.35, or 5.63%. It was one of the stronger S&P/ASX 200 performers while the index dropped 0.7% to 8,625.1. CSL, in the broader ASX healthcare group, finished up 5.75%. ASX cash trading is shut Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday on June 8. The next session opens Tuesday, giving investors a first look at whether Friday’s lift was more than just short-covering or bargain hunting.
June 7, 2026
Xero Stock Faces a Tuesday Test After ASX Holiday and a Wild Tech Rebound

Xero Stock Faces a Tuesday Test After ASX Holiday and a Wild Tech Rebound

Xero’s shares head into a holiday-shortened week with Friday’s price still the live reference point: A$79.27, down 1.41% on the session, yet up 5.45% over seven days. The stock remains bruised, down about 58% over 12 months. That matters now because the ASX cash market — the exchange market for ordinary shares — is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, with no settlement on the day. Trading in Xero and the broader market resumes with investors digesting last week’s swing in technology stocks and a weak Friday index close.
June 7, 2026
Evolution Mining Drops Before ASX Break as Gold Slumps

Evolution Mining Drops Before ASX Break as Gold Slumps

Evolution Mining Ltd fell 3.06% to A$11.73 at the close on Friday, with investors trimming gold miner positions before the market shuts Monday for the long weekend. Shares traded between A$11.72 and A$12.23. The company’s listing is on the Australian Securities Exchange. Australian cash equities won’t trade Monday because of the King’s Birthday holiday, with ASX settlement also paused. When the market reopens Tuesday, it will take in Friday’s late global gold action plus any new offshore leads at once.
June 7, 2026
Goodman shares head for Tuesday re-open as AI data-centre play pauses for ASX holiday

Goodman shares head for Tuesday re-open as AI data-centre play pauses for ASX holiday

Goodman Group shares are out of action Monday, so the country’s top listed property stock heads into the short week with a weak close. Investors are still looking at its push into AI-focused data centres. The Australian Securities Exchange is shut for the King’s Birthday, and there’s no settlement. Goodman and other stocks will see their first moves when trading starts again Tuesday. Normal ASX hours are roughly 10 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. Sydney time on business days.
June 7, 2026
Northern Star Heads Into Long Weekend With Elliott’s $1 Billion Move in Play

Northern Star Heads Into Long Weekend With Elliott’s $1 Billion Move in Play

Northern Star Resources Ltd goes into Australia’s extended holiday trading pause with its shares showing some recovery but still down, as Elliott Investment Management’s involvement shifted last week’s sharp drop into a contest for influence. Shares ended Friday at A$19.88, losing 2.5% for the session but gaining 5.69% in the past week. Market value was A$28.37 billion. The stock remains about 37% under its 12-month peak on March 2, market data showed.
June 7, 2026
New Catalyst for Macquarie Stock in Metals, but ASX Investors on Hold

New Catalyst for Macquarie Stock in Metals, but ASX Investors on Hold

Macquarie Group shares are off the board Monday as the ASX closes for the King’s Birthday holiday. That pushes the first shot at Reuters’ story about Cargill talking with Macquarie to sell its metals unit to Tuesday, when the Sydney financial firm trades again. Talks pick up after a weak week for both Macquarie shares and the wider Australian market. MQG finished Friday at A$236.42, slipping A$0.04 for the day and off about 0.9% from where it closed the previous Friday at A$238.55.
June 7, 2026
British Land: Investors Eye CEO Shift, Board Buys and AI Office Demand

British Land: Investors Eye CEO Shift, Board Buys and AI Office Demand

British Land shares open the week with investors watching a new board shakeup, recent director buys, and a share price that finished Friday basically flat as London markets paused for the weekend. The FTSE 100 landlord closed at 399.00p, up just 0.05%, after starting the week down 2.52% to £3.95 on Monday. British Land is out to convince investors it can keep pushing up rents at its London campuses and retail parks even while rates and property values stay in question. Shares are moving less on day-to-day changes and more on the bigger test: can the new leadership turn solid leasing interest into steady profits?
June 6, 2026
Experian Shares Look for Direction Ahead of Results Next Week

Experian Shares Volatile in Past Week as Monday’s Open Looms

Experian shares finished the week up in London after some rough trading, boosted by a late rally and new AI product headlines. Investors had another look at whether the credit-data firm can make AI work for growth, not just risk. The stock settled at 2,620p on June 5, with volume at about 1.9 million shares, according to London Stock Exchange data. Timing is key. London was closed Saturday, leaving Experian traders heading into Monday still weighing last week’s swings. Shares gained 4.0% Monday, slid Tuesday and Wednesday, then surged 3.5% Thursday and ended Friday up another 0.38%. The stock finished the week about 1.8% higher than its May 29 close, according to market data.
June 6, 2026
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