Mateusz Ługowik

Mateusz Ługowik 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 Gdańsk, he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key trends, companies and innovations influencing investors worldwide.

Ramelius Resources Sinks as Investors React to Gold Rate Moves
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Ramelius Resources Sinks as Investors React to Gold Rate Moves

Ramelius Resources shares ended Tuesday down 3.93% at A$2.93, trailing a weaker overall ASX session. Gold miners slipped again. The last trade for Ramelius came in at 16:40 on June 9, with the shares closing previously at A$3.05. ASX shares dropped on the first session after Monday’s King’s Birthday holiday. The S&P/ASX 200 ended down 0.24% in Sydney as selling in gold, metals and mining, and materials weighed on the market.
June 9, 2026
CAR Group Climbs While ASX Drops, With Warning on Rebound
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CAR Group Climbs While ASX Drops, With Warning on Rebound

• CAR Group finished 2.23% higher at A$27.05, bouncing after the ASX reopened from the Monday King’s Birthday break.• The S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.24% to 8,604.2, with CAR outperforming the index.• Recent consumer and business data kept the outlook uncertain for advertising and sales related to cars. CAR Group Limited finished up 2.23% at A$27.05 on Tuesday, while the Australian benchmark index was weaker after the holiday break. Shares in the online vehicle listing company bucked a softer end for the market.
June 9, 2026
South32 Catches Citi Copper Call, Local Sellers Step In
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South32 Catches Citi Copper Call, Local Sellers Step In

South32 Ltd shares fell Tuesday, as mining stocks sold off and erased copper-driven gains sparked by broker calls. Heavy selling dragged on the Australian market after the long weekend. The Perth-based miner settled at A$4.53, losing 10 cents, or 2.16%. Shares moved between A$4.44 and A$4.56 during the day. Trading came in at 14.79 million shares, close to its usual level.
June 9, 2026
Megaport Shares Just Jumped Again as AI Cloud Bet Faces a Crucial Retail Test
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Megaport Shares Just Jumped Again as AI Cloud Bet Faces a Crucial Retail Test

Megaport Ltd rose 3.03% to A$19.04 on Tuesday, extending the sharp rerating that followed its AI infrastructure contracts and capital raising. The ASX-listed network and compute company opened at A$17.55, dipped to A$17.09, then pushed as high as A$19.25 before the close. The timing matters. Tuesday was the first trading session after the ASX cash market’s King’s Birthday closure on Monday, and Megaport is now heading into the retail leg of an A$827.3 million entitlement offer — a capital raising that lets existing shareholders buy new shares in proportion to their holdings.
June 9, 2026
MinRes Stock Falls as Iron Ore Worries Hit Lithium Recovery Story
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MinRes Stock Falls as Iron Ore Worries Hit Lithium Recovery Story

Mineral Resources Ltd dropped on Tuesday, lagging the broader Australian market. Miners slid as commodity prices eased, and investors pulled back from a stock that had already climbed earlier this year. ASX-listed miner shares ended at A$65.84, down 2.56%. The stock traded in a range of A$64.72 to A$66.24 during the session. Shares have fallen 9.52% over five days. From Jan. 1, the stock is still up 21.07%, according to market data.
June 9, 2026
South32 stock gets Citi’s copper boost — Tuesday’s open could decide the trade
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South32 stock gets Citi’s copper boost — Tuesday’s open could decide the trade

South32 Ltd shares head into Tuesday’s ASX reopen with a fresh broker tailwind after Citi named the Perth miner its preferred mining stock, though the last ASX print was still a weak one: A$4.63, down 2.5% on Friday. The cash market was in pre-open, when orders can be entered but not matched, before normal trading starts just before 10 a.m. Sydney time. The timing matters. Australia had no Monday cash trading because the ASX shut for the King’s Birthday holiday, leaving investors to process two days of overseas moves, a new Citi call and Friday’s materials selloff in one go.
June 9, 2026
Cochlear Stock Rebound Faces First Big Test After ASX Holiday
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Cochlear Stock Rebound Faces First Big Test After ASX Holiday

Cochlear shares head into Tuesday’s ASX reopening with a narrow foothold above A$100, after a late-week rebound that did little to erase investor nerves over the hearing-implant maker’s earnings reset. The ASX cash market was in pre-open in Sydney, when orders can be entered but not matched, ahead of normal trading from about 09:59:45 to 16:00 local time. Monday was not a trading day because the exchange was closed for King’s Birthday.
June 9, 2026
Mineral Resources Stock Faces Big ASX Reopen as Lithium Bet Meets Iron Ore Slump
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Mineral Resources Stock Faces Big ASX Reopen as Lithium Bet Meets Iron Ore Slump

Mineral Resources Limited shares will enter Tuesday’s ASX session under pressure after falling 5.08% to A$67.57 in their last trade, leaving the stock about 8% lower for the week. The drop came after the shares touched A$74.94 on June 1, their highest level in the recent run. The timing matters. The ASX was closed on Monday, June 8, for the King’s Birthday public holiday, so Tuesday gives investors their first local session to reset MinRes after Friday’s selloff and the long weekend’s offshore market moves.
June 8, 2026
Fortescue set to open Tuesday as iron ore prices edge lower and China negotiations stay firm
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Fortescue set to open Tuesday as iron ore prices edge lower and China negotiations stay firm

Fortescue Ltd faces the ASX open Tuesday weaker, with shares last changing hands at A$20.53. The stock dropped 2.33% on Friday, bringing its loss over the past week to 7.98%. FMG was not traded Monday, with the Australian Securities Exchange shut for the King’s Birthday holiday. This matters as Tuesday’s open is the first real window for local investors to react to both a weaker iron ore market and new worries about Fortescue’s China sales talks.
June 8, 2026
Transurban Shares Close in on High Again as Investors Wait for ASX Reopen
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Transurban Shares Close in on High Again as Investors Wait for ASX Reopen

Transurban Group shares are set to open on Tuesday close to a 52-week high. The toll-road operator ended higher on Friday, while the broader Australian market dropped before the exchange closed for the King’s Birthday holiday. This matters with the cash-market price still stuck on Friday’s close. Regular trading at the ASX starts just before 10 a.m. Sydney, setting up the first post-holiday read on whether investors will keep putting money into defensive infrastructure income stocks.
June 8, 2026
Amazon Shares: Corning Deal Puts Focus on AI Spending
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Amazon Shares: Corning Deal Puts Focus on AI Spending

Amazon.com traded lower Monday after shedding early gains, as a fresh multibillion-dollar deal with Corning threw the spotlight on the costs behind its AI data-center push. Shares were last down 0.6% at $244.50. Corning was up 6.3%. Amazon is under pressure to show that more spending on AI hardware will drive growth at its cloud arm, Amazon Web Services, instead of just slowing cash flow. Optical fiber is key to this effort. The thin glass wires shuttle data at high speed, linking chips, servers and sites inside Amazon’s expanding data center network.
June 8, 2026
Apple Shares Slip Ahead of Siri WWDC Update
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Apple Shares Slip Ahead of Siri WWDC Update

Apple shares slipped on Monday as the company showed off an artificial-intelligence update for Siri at its Worldwide Developers Conference, after months of investor anticipation. The stock didn’t move much after the announcement of the AI feature investors had been watching for. The stock traded down 1.2% at $303.51 during the afternoon, with shares moving between $302.73 and $317.21. Volume stood at roughly 50.5 million shares.
June 8, 2026
Goodman Group’s AI Bet Faces an ASX Reality Check After Stock Slips
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Goodman Group’s AI Bet Faces an ASX Reality Check After Stock Slips

Goodman Group shares head into Tuesday’s ASX restart at A$31.10, after a soft finish before the long weekend left investors weighing its fast-growing data-centre pipeline against delivery and funding risk. The stock last closed down 0.38%, according to the ASX company page. The timing matters. There was no Monday cash-market trading to reset the price, with the ASX listing King’s Birthday on June 8 as a closed, no-settlement session.
June 8, 2026
Northern Star’s Elliott-fueled run comes up against post-holiday session
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Northern Star’s Elliott-fueled run comes up against post-holiday session

Northern Star Resources heads into Tuesday trading still coming off its Elliott-driven run. The shares finished at A$19.88 on Friday, falling 2.5%. ASX stays shut Monday for the King’s Birthday—June 8 is listed as a holiday on the exchange’s 2026 calendar. Ahead of the next trade, investors are watching to see if Northern Star is still in play as a sale target, or if the story now is just a gold miner with production misses, cost issues, and an unfinished CEO search. Shares ended last week under A$20.
June 8, 2026
Wesfarmers shares up for a short-week check with Bunnings in focus
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Wesfarmers shares up for a short-week check with Bunnings in focus

Wesfarmers shares will face trading on Tuesday as the Australian Securities Exchange reopens, with the market watching a strategy update mid-week. Investors are looking for details on the company’s plan to put its Blackwoods and Workwear Group operations under the Bunnings banner. ASX cash market didn’t trade Monday because of the King’s Birthday holiday, so Friday’s A$78.93 is still the last close ahead of the short week. No settlement on Monday. The equity market starts pre-open at 7:00 a.m. Sydney and regular trade begins around 10:00 a.m.
June 8, 2026
ANZ in Focus as Rate Bets Meet Holiday Lull
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ANZ in Focus as Rate Bets Meet Holiday Lull

ANZ Group Holdings shares are set to resume trading after the long weekend. The stock last finished at A$34.12, losing 1.04% on Friday and down 3.1% from the Friday before. ASX cash equities reopen Tuesday after the King’s Birthday break, with investors facing three live drivers: Friday’s bank slide, cuts to fixed-rate mortgages from ANZ, and the Reserve Bank meeting coming up in a week. Normal ASX hours are just before 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. in Sydney, the exchange says.
June 8, 2026
Westpac Shares Pause for Holiday, All Focus on Tuesday Reopen
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Westpac Shares Pause for Holiday, All Focus on Tuesday Reopen

Westpac Banking Corp is set to open lower Tuesday after the holiday break, with shares last trading at A$34.81. Investors are considering a weak showing from Australian bank stocks and Westpac’s latest regional banking plans. The ASX was shut Monday for the King’s Birthday, so Friday’s close is the most recent price. Westpac dropped 3.31% in the last seven days to its most recent close. The S&P/ASX 200, which tracks big Australian stocks, finished Friday at 8,625.12, down 0.70%.
June 8, 2026
Halma Share Price Falls From 52-Week High as June Results Test Nears
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Halma Shares Drop Ahead of Results

Halma shares were steady late Monday in London, recovering just a fraction of Friday’s losses. Investors are waiting for the company’s full-year results on Thursday. Timing is key here. The market sees Halma as a quality FTSE 100 industrial compounder, so its stock can move on even slight changes in growth or profit margin wording. Hargreaves Lansdown put its market cap at about £17.65 billion and gave it a price/earnings ratio of 49.5. The P/E ratio, which compares share price to earnings per share, is a basic gauge of investor willingness to pay for each pound of profit.
June 8, 2026
Jefferies Boosts Diageo, U.S. Struggles Still Loom
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Jefferies Boosts Diageo, U.S. Struggles Still Loom

Diageo shares gained in Monday London trade, up 0.6% to 1,504.0 pence by a Cboe Europe quote, after Jefferies lifted its price target. Investors took the move as a fresh cue to push into the drinks group's recovery story following its extended slide. The London Stock Exchange was trading as usual from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BST. Diageo’s recent move is in focus as the market weighs if May’s sales beat points to a recovery or was just a blip. Jefferies analyst Edward Mundy kept his Buy call and bumped his target price up to 2,000 pence from 1,900 pence, according to MarketScreener.
June 8, 2026
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