Konrad Wysocki

Konrad Wysocki is a senior markets reporter at Bez-kabli.pl, specializing in technology stocks, artificial intelligence and global financial markets. A graduate of the University of Rzeszów, he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key trends, companies and innovations influencing investors worldwide.

Stockland (ASX:SGP) drops 2.8%, payout update out — focus turns to CPI
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Stockland (ASX:SGP) drops 2.8%, payout update out — focus turns to CPI

Stockland released its second-half distribution estimate and gave an update on its distribution reinvestment plan at 8:33 a.m. Tuesday. Three minutes after that, the company posted a formal distribution notice. The back-to-back releases point investors back to income returns after Stockland securities dropped sharply. Stockland finished Monday at A$4.18, down 12 cents or 2.79%. The S&P/ASX 200 eased 0.14% to 8,816.1. There was no market reaction seen before the regular session.
June 23, 2026
Computershare Shares Steady With Market Watching Fed Hike Bets
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Computershare Shares Steady With Market Watching Fed Hike Bets

Computershare Limited ended Monday at A$36.74, up just 3 cents, or 0.08%. That put CPU a touch ahead of the S&P/ASX 200, which fell 0.14% to 8,816.1. The stock heads into Tuesday’s pre-market with the small lead over the index. The close didn’t show the whole session. Computershare moved between A$36.46 and A$37.26, with just about 1.36 million shares traded—far below the more than 3.1 million seen on Friday. Still, it’s 2.06% above its A$36 close from June 15.
June 23, 2026
Transurban (ASX:TCL) Eyes Toll-Cap Debate Again as Details Loom
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Transurban (ASX:TCL) Eyes Toll-Cap Debate Again as Details Loom

Transurban Group shares will be in focus when Sydney opens on Tuesday, after New South Wales said it will cut the weekly toll-rebate cap to A$50 from A$60 for a year starting July 6. The move means more drivers get relief just days after Transurban confirmed it will lift tolls on several Sydney roads from July 1. Why it matters: For investors, this isn’t a price cut at the gantry. The cap works as a government rebate, so motorists still pay the full toll and claim back later. This setup keeps gross toll collections at set levels, even if the rebate means lower net costs for drivers. Road use could get a lift from those lower out-of-pocket costs, depending on
June 23, 2026
Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) trades up 2.3% on buyers seeking spot-gold exposure
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Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) trades up 2.3% on buyers seeking spot-gold exposure

Capricorn Metals Ltd rose 2.32% to finish at A$13.67 Monday, beating the broader Australian market. Investors moved back into gold stocks. Shares changed hands in a range from A$13.33 to A$13.82, closing up 31 cents. Capricorn shares jumped, but there wasn't a fresh mine update. The last ASX filing from Capricorn was a substantial-holder notice on June 9. On Monday, 4.19 million shares were traded, much higher than the 2.56 million average — up about 64%. The lift looks tied to sector moves and technical trades, not new operating news.
June 22, 2026
Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) gains after leaving ASX 50, mid-cap ETF demand seen
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Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) gains after leaving ASX 50, mid-cap ETF demand seen

Pro Medicus gained A$1.84 to A$174.64 Monday after it dropped out of Australia’s large-cap benchmark, with the share move defying the usual index effect. Trading in the cash market was shut at press time, with pre-open set for 7 a.m. and regular session due about 10 a.m. AEST. S&P Dow Jones Indices has dropped Pro Medicus from the S&P/ASX 50, effective before Monday's open, but Pro Medicus stays in the S&P/ASX 100. The company's removal from the top 50 means it will shift into the MidCap 50, which tracks ASX 100 stocks not in the top 50. So instead of falling out of all major index portfolios, Pro Medicus lands in the mid-cap benchmark.
June 22, 2026
Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) keeps rising after Bunnings reshuffle puts margins in focus
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Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) keeps rising after Bunnings reshuffle puts margins in focus

Wesfarmers added 0.45% to A$86.15 on Monday, pushing its gain to 7.7% since the June 9 close before its strategy briefing.What's ahead isn't as clear. A July reporting shift will roll lower-margin industrial sales into Bunnings, which could obscure the division's headline growth. Wesfarmers hasn’t put out a new ASX announcement since the strategy update on June 10. Monday’s gain appears to be investors still responding to the strategy, rather than reacting to any fresh guidance.
June 22, 2026
Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) slips 0.8%; Asterion joins Southern Water funding
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Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) slips 0.8%; Asterion joins Southern Water funding

Macquarie Group ended Monday A$1.90 lower at A$247.92, but the move did not reflect a full market verdict on the Southern Water transaction. The announcement was published at about 4:32 p.m. Sydney time, after the ASX closing auction, making Tuesday the first full session in which local investors can price the deal. The shares remain only 2.5% below their 52-week high of A$254.31, set on June 18. Monday’s volume was 485,425 shares, roughly 31% below the 12-month daily average of about 704,000 — more consistent with profit-taking than a high-conviction exit, though one light session is limited evidence.
June 22, 2026
NAB shares edge up after deposit hedge balances loan margin hit
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NAB shares edge up after deposit hedge balances loan margin hit

National Australia Bank heads into Tuesday with a slight lead as financials climbed and the broader Australian market lost ground. NAB shares closed Monday close to A$37.90, up as the financial sector gained 0.5%. For ASX:NAB, what’s holding up earnings is more important than the size of the move. Competition is driving down returns on new loans. Stable deposits, taking longer to reprice, are still pushing yields higher for the bank and helping NAB’s margins while rates stay high.
June 22, 2026
WiseTech Global slides 18% on news of AFP probe into founder White
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WiseTech Global slides 18% on news of AFP probe into founder White

WiseTech Global dropped Monday after news the Australian Federal Police is probing Executive Chair Richard White for alleged involvement in a woman’s immigration status and information given on a visa application. Shares closed at A$30.08, the lowest finish in nearly five years. It’s not just about lawsuits. White isn’t just a figurehead—WiseTech still names him as executive chair and chief innovation officer. Zubin Appoo is CEO, but White is hands-on with product strategy, especially now as WiseTech takes in e2open and changes its operating model.
June 22, 2026
Atlas Arteria (ASX:ALX) stock pinned at A$5.10 as IFM nears control threshold
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Atlas Arteria (ASX:ALX) stock pinned at A$5.10 as IFM nears control threshold

Atlas Arteria finished Monday at A$5.10, exactly matching IFM Investors’ revised cash bid, after unusually heavy trading pushed the infrastructure fund’s holding above 45%. The stock moved within a one-cent range, from A$5.10 to A$5.11. Some 59.1 million securities changed hands, about 10 times the recent daily average of 5.84 million. That is takeover price-pinning: a bidder buying at a fixed price anchors the market around that level, leaving little room for ordinary earnings or traffic expectations to move the quote. IFM’s unconditional offer is due to close at 7 p.m. Sydney time on Thursday.
June 22, 2026
British Land (LSE:BLND) rises despite UK political uncertainty as asset discount stays wide
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British Land (LSE:BLND) rises despite UK political uncertainty as asset discount stays wide

Shares in British Land edged higher on Monday, trading near 403p in London afternoon dealings even as domestically focused UK stocks weakened following Starmer’s resignation. The gain was small, but it marked a clear divergence from the wider caution around UK assets. That matters because listed landlords are sensitive to gilt yields — the interest rate Britain pays on government debt and an important benchmark for property financing and investor returns. Ten-year gilt yields were near 4.82% earlier Monday, still close to levels last seen around the 2008 financial crisis. “It does seem like there could be a smooth transition,” State Street Markets macro strategist Michael Metcalfe said, while warning that investors still need clarity on fiscal policy.
June 22, 2026
Reckitt Benckiser Shares Fall, LSE:RKT Down 5% From Buyback Level
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Reckitt Benckiser Shares Fall, LSE:RKT Down 5% From Buyback Level

Reckitt Benckiser Group plc slipped at the open in London on Monday, with LSE:RKT trading close to 4,600 pence. The drop put the group's market value near £29.2 billion. Investors weighed weaker first-quarter numbers and lagging inflation pressure against softer oil prices. Cheaper crude could mean lower prices for things like plastic packaging and transportation, both tied to oil. But the timing may not line up. Chief Executive Kris Licht said last week, “We’re really just at the beginning of seeing all that come through and affect the consumer,” and recent cost pressures could continue over the next year.
June 22, 2026
Unilever PLC (LSE:ULVR) drops 0.6% while FTSE 100 trades higher
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Unilever PLC (LSE:ULVR) drops 0.6% while FTSE 100 trades higher

Unilever PLC was down about 0.6% at 4,339 pence in delayed midday trading Monday. The FTSE 100 moved up 0.2%. That put the consumer-goods stock about 0.8 percentage points behind the index on the day. Unilever’s shares are stuck even as its operations pick up. First-quarter underlying sales came in up 3.8%, with volumes rising 2.9% and prices adding 0.9%. The company is still moving ahead with the McCormick deal to merge its Foods unit.
June 22, 2026
BAE Systems (LSE: BA.) Shares Slip Even as £500m Buyback Announced
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BAE Systems (LSE: BA.) Shares Slip Even as £500m Buyback Announced

BAE Systems plc dropped 1.46% to 1,819.5p by 12:02 BST on Monday, slipping 27p from Friday’s 1,846.5p finish. This came as the defence firm kicked off the third £500 million phase of its £1.5 billion buyback. Investors seem to be shrugging off the buyback, which had already been flagged, with some pressure after talks between the US and Iran took some of the risk premium out of defence names. A weak profit showing at Babcock hit sentiment for the UK defence space too. The FTSE 100 added 0.29%, leaving BAE well behind. J.P. Morgan Securities has been told by the company to buy back stock in the market as a riskless principal. This tranche runs until June 30, 2027. Shares
June 22, 2026
NatWest (LSE: NWG) steady at 636p as Starmer quits, traders see quiet session
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NatWest (LSE: NWG) steady at 636p as Starmer quits, traders see quiet session

NatWest Group traded at a 636.6p midpoint just before noon Monday, with the stock offered at 636.8p and bid at 636.4p. That’s 1.2p lower, or 0.19% down from Friday’s close. Pressure on the price seemed macro. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation sent sterling 0.27% lower, UK mid-caps fell about 0.5%, and there was no new trading update from NatWest. The move looked like a risk pause after June’s rally, not a shift in NatWest’s earnings view. The market's focus is on the relative move. LSE: NWG dropped about 31 basis points less than the FTSE 250, which is usually a proxy for UK domestic stocks. That’s notable given NatWest's heavy UK exposure; a bigger drop would be typical if traders
June 22, 2026
Intertek (LSE: ITRK) Is 200p Short of EQT’s Bid—Why the Dividend Detail Changes the Trade
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Intertek (LSE: ITRK) Is 200p Short of EQT’s Bid—Why the Dividend Detail Changes the Trade

LONDON, June 22, 2026, 10:05 BST — Intertek Group plc shares slipped 5p, or 0.09%, to 5,800p in delayed early London trading on Monday after opening at 5,810p. The stock is moving as a merger-arbitrage instrument now, rather than primarily on a fresh earnings signal: it sits 200p below EQT’s £60-a-share cash consideration while investors price the wait for shareholder votes, court sanction and regulatory clearances. At 5,800p, Intertek was only 20p below Friday’s 52-week high of 5,820p.
June 22, 2026
Rolls-Royce LSE: RR. stalls under 1,400p after recent highs
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Rolls-Royce LSE: RR. stalls under 1,400p after recent highs

Key takeaways Rolls-Royce Holdings plc was down 0.91% at 1,395.4p based on a 20-minute-delayed quote at 09:22 BST on Monday. The drop looks like investors locking in some of last week’s 7.66% gain, not a reaction to any new negative news. Shares started the day at 1,405p, dipped below the 1,400p mark, and are still 2.02% away from last Wednesday’s 52-week high at 1,424.2p.
June 22, 2026
Stockland (ASX: SGP) gains while the market slips as yield play lifts shares to A$4.30 on Friday
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Stockland (ASX: SGP) gains while the market slips as yield play lifts shares to A$4.30 on Friday

Key takeaways Stockland finished at A$4.30 on Friday, gaining A$0.07, or 1.65%. The move came as the broader Australian benchmark slipped 0.92%. Volume swelled to 25.90 million, about 2.14 times normal levels. That lifted Stockland’s market cap by about A$170 million. The session went by with no new ASX filing. Most likely, buyers kept chasing the stock after the Morgan Stanley retail deal and pickup in demand for rate-exposed property names. No fresh earnings news.
June 22, 2026
Two US Reactors Hit Critical in Two Weeks as Pentagon Presses Nuclear Effort

Two US Reactors Hit Critical in Two Weeks as Pentagon Presses Nuclear Effort

Key takeaways Two private advanced reactor projects hit zero-power criticality in under 14 days, a step that shows the military’s microreactor push is getting results. The Department of Energy said Valar Atomics’ Ward 250 reactor reached the threshold in Utah on June 18, just two weeks after Antares Nuclear did the same with its Mark-0 reactor at Idaho National Laboratory on June 4. With this, the military’s pilot program is now two out of three on its goal for July 4. Washington’s bigger bet is commercial—Army and Defense Innovation Unit have put up more than $2 billion over five years to bring these first-of-a-kind reactors to market for bases, private industry and far-off sites.
June 22, 2026
Coles Group Stock (ASX: COL) Heads Into CPI Week After Defensive Gain
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Coles Group Stock (ASX: COL) Heads Into CPI Week After Defensive Gain

Coles Group shares enter Monday’s pre-open after a defensive late-week rebound. The stock finished Friday at A$23.66, near the top of its A$23.25–A$23.70 range, with normal ASX trading due to begin just before 10 a.m. Sydney time. The gain was not driven by a fresh earnings release. Consumer staples rose 1.27% on Friday and rival Woolworths added 0.52%, suggesting investors shifted toward defensive shares — companies whose demand tends to hold up when economic growth slows.
June 21, 2026
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