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LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 11, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 11, 2026, 7:04 PM EDT Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG), JB Hi-Fi (ASX: JBH): P/E and Dividend Yield Moves for 2025 July 11, 2026, 6:43 PM EDT. Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) is up 24.9% in 2025, but the stock’s yield sits at 2.51%, below the 5-year average 3.16% after its dividend cut. The group mixes banking and asset management in areas like infrastructure and commodities. JB Hi-Fi (ASX: JBH), an electronics retailer with a focus on low prices, trades at a price-sales ratio of 0.89x, above the 0.70x 5-year average. That
July 11, 2026
Nufarm faces Tuesday on hold after 6% drop, ASX holiday stalls trade ahead of debt plan

Nufarm faces Tuesday on hold after 6% drop, ASX holiday stalls trade ahead of debt plan

Nufarm Ltd starts the holiday-shortened week in Australia after shares closed at A$2.82, falling 7 cents, or 2.42%, on Friday with higher volume. The crop chemicals and seeds company saw 16.35 million shares traded and has a market cap near A$1.11 billion, according to its ASX page. No trading reset Monday as the Australian Securities Exchange shuts for the King’s Birthday holiday on June 8. There will be no settlement. Nufarm faces its first real test on Tuesday’s open after weak closes in both local and U.S. markets.
June 7, 2026
Zamtel’s Ericsson 5G Push Puts Zambia’s Business Connectivity Race in Play

Zamtel’s Ericsson 5G Push Puts Zambia’s Business Connectivity Race in Play

Zamtel has signed a memorandum of understanding, a preliminary agreement, with Ericsson to support private 4G and 5G networks in Zambia, moving the state-linked operator deeper into business connectivity as local rivals push faster mobile services. The agreement was formalised during a visit by an Ericsson delegation led by Alain Maupin, its head of Eastern and Northern Africa. The timing matters because Zambia’s telecoms market is no longer just about selling more SIM cards. Active mobile subscriptions rose 9.9% to 23 million in 2024, PwC Zambia said, while Airtel Networks, MTN Zambia and Zamtel have all launched or started rolling out 5G services.
June 7, 2026
Aristocrat Stock Eyes Tuesday as Holiday Trading Pauses

Aristocrat Stock Eyes Tuesday as Holiday Trading Pauses

Aristocrat Leisure closed at A$51.31 on Friday, ahead of the long weekend, with its buyback program still going and shares beating the softer benchmark. The gaming-machine maker finished up before the ASX break. ASX investors won’t see new prices until Tuesday, with the cash market shut Monday for the King’s Birthday. This follows a week where Aristocrat gained and the S&P/ASX 200 closed Friday at 8,625.1, down 0.7%.
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
Santos Heads Into Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend and Volatile Oil Moves

Santos Heads Into Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend and Volatile Oil Moves

Santos Ltd shares were weaker going into the market close on Monday in Australia. The oil and gas company ended barely changed over the week after a weak Friday finish, with global crude prices remaining volatile. Santos finished at A$7.82 on June 5, down 5 cents, or 0.64%. Shares traded in a range from A$7.76 to A$7.87 for the session. The stock was just 1 cent above its May 29 close. That move was small, while the broader Australian market fell.
June 7, 2026
Liontown Shares Halted as ASX Holiday Pauses Lithium Rally Ahead of Tuesday

Liontown Shares Halted as ASX Holiday Pauses Lithium Rally Ahead of Tuesday

Liontown Limited enters the King’s Birthday market holiday in Australia with its stock down. Shares dropped sharply Friday, leaving investors to wait until Tuesday to see if the lithium producer’s selloff continues. ASX cash trading is shut on Monday for King’s Birthday, meaning no trades settle and Liontown’s Friday finish is still the reference for locals. The company’s ASX page had LTR at A$2.14, off 6.14%, on roughly 24 million shares traded.
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
Brambles Stock Traders Eye Buyback But Focus Shifts to Tuesday

Brambles Stock Traders Eye Buyback But Focus Shifts to Tuesday

Brambles Limited heads into a short week as the Australian Securities Exchange skips Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, with no settlement trading for June 8. ASX activity resumes after the break, pricing in Friday’s buy-back news and a softer global equity lead. Brambles shares are still feeling the impact from a May guidance cut. The stock last changed hands at A$16.92, off 0.41% for the day, up 2.11% over the past week, but still 36.3% below its 12-month high, according to delayed data.
June 7, 2026
QBE Shares Set for Tuesday Reopen, Cat Claim Concerns Still in Focus

QBE Shares Set for Tuesday Reopen, Cat Claim Concerns Still in Focus

QBE Insurance Group shares barely moved over the holiday-shortened week. The stock got a small boost Friday, steadying as the broader Australian market traded lower. The Australian Securities Exchange is shut Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday. There is no settlement and the day won’t be logged as a business day on the ASX calendar. Regular cash-market trading will start up again Tuesday, following the normal Sydney hours from just before 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
June 7, 2026
Technology One Shares Up 8% Over the Week, Eyes on Tuesday’s Open

Technology One Shares Up 8% Over the Week, Eyes on Tuesday’s Open

Technology One Limited finished the week up 8.3% even as shares slipped in the last two sessions. The ASX-listed software company dipped 0.12% to A$32.33 on Friday. Cash trading is closed Monday in Australia for the King’s Birthday holiday, with no settlement scheduled on the ASX. This comes as the holiday stops trading in the stock right after a fast bounce in local tech names. When the market opens on Tuesday, it will be clear if last week’s gains were just a move in the sector or if buyers are coming back to the TechnologyOne recurring-revenue growth story.
June 7, 2026
ASX Shut Monday for Holiday, Eyes Turn to Coming Week

ASX Shut Monday for Holiday, Eyes Turn to Coming Week

ASX trading is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so Australian shares will start the week on a delay, with attention turning to Tuesday when cash trading picks up and the market has to react to a heavy Wall Street drop. The S&P/ASX 200, the main local index, fell last week as banks and miners slipped. The calendar sets the tone as local investors start a four-day trading week. Global rate jitters are back in play, iron ore is slipping, and the Reserve Bank of Australia keeps saying inflation hasn’t cooled enough.
June 7, 2026
FTSE 100 Holds Up Friday, London Stocks Head for Rough Week

FTSE 100 Awaits Key UK Data As Mid-Caps Drop on Rate Worries

FTSE 100 stays close to record highs, FTSE 250 slips ahead of UK data The FTSE 100 ended Friday at 10,368.05, just above flat, up 0.07%. The FTSE 250 dropped 1.04% to 23,060.74. Investors are watching for Friday’s UK growth numbers with the domestically focused FTSE 250 feeling more of the pressure. Big UK stocks with overseas revenue are leaning on defensive plays, while smaller names like retailers, housebuilders and domestically exposed industrials are still reacting to Bank of England rate moves, gilt yields and pressure on UK households. The Office for National Statistics reports April GDP, the key measure of economic output, on June 12.
June 7, 2026
Pro Medicus jumps 25% in quick rebound but ASX index to test strength after new U.S. deals

Pro Medicus jumps 25% in quick rebound but ASX index to test strength after new U.S. deals

Pro Medicus Ltd saw a strong rebound this week but now faces an index shakeup after S&P Dow Jones Indices decided to cut the medical-imaging software company from the S&P/ASX 50 later this month. The ASX is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so traders will have to wait until the next session to react to the late-Friday announcement. That’s now front of mind since shares took off. Pro Medicus ended Friday at A$165.64, a gain of 4.03% on the day and about 25% higher than last week’s finish at A$132.26, according to Tiger Brokers market data.
June 7, 2026
Woolworths Outpaced ASX Last Week, Tuesday Session in Focus

Woolworths Outpaced ASX Last Week, Tuesday Session in Focus

Woolworths Group Ltd heads into Tuesday’s Australian trade with a bit of a lead, having gained last week even as the broader market sagged. Investors are watching to see if the usual defensive grocery demand can keep covering fuel cost and margin concerns. ASX is shut Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, according to the cash-market trading calendar, which lists June 8 as a closed day with no settlement. Trading in Woolworths won’t resume until Tuesday.
June 7, 2026
Mineral Resources stock drops into ASX break as lithium rally heads for another test

Mineral Resources stock drops into ASX break as lithium rally heads for another test

MinRes faces selling when the ASX opens Tuesday, after closing at A$67.57 on Friday and falling 5.09%. That compared to a 0.70% drop in the S&P/ASX 200. The ASX cash market is shut Monday for the King’s Birthday, so action in MinRes is paused until trade resumes. This leaves the move squarely in last week’s trading and sets up for next week, with no intraday action Monday. Lithium moves, balance-sheet clean-up and a Mt Marion call all landed in Mineral Resources’ quarter, as the sector sold off hard. Investors head into a long weekend with debt and cash flow now in focus for the trade.
June 7, 2026
Coles Group Shares Rose Ahead of ASX Holiday Pause, Tuesday in Focus

Coles Group Shares Rose Ahead of ASX Holiday Pause, Tuesday in Focus

Coles Group finished Friday at A$22.21, up 1.9%, ahead of the King’s Birthday holiday. The ASX cash market is closed Monday for the public holiday, so no settlement will occur until trading starts again. Grocery stocks face pressure from both steady demand and squeezed household budgets. Australia’s GDP rose just 0.3% in the March quarter, signaling weak growth in the economy. Moody’s Analytics’ Sunny Nguyen told Reuters “the headline was soft.” Stephen Smith, a partner at Deloitte Access Economics, said the “quality of growth has deteriorated.”
June 7, 2026
Why Transurban Shares Face a Tuesday Test After the ASX Holiday

Why Transurban Shares Face a Tuesday Test After the ASX Holiday

Transurban Group Ltd enters the new week in a holding pattern, with its stock last shown at A$15.08 and Australian share trading shut Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday. The next price test comes Tuesday. That matters now because the broader market went into the break on a weak note. The S&P/ASX 200, Australia’s main benchmark of large listed stocks, fell 0.7% to 8,625.10 on Friday, June 5, as banks and miners dragged the index lower.
June 7, 2026
Fortescue Ltd’s $150 Million Native Title Payout May Not End the Yindjibarndi Fight

Fortescue Stock’s Long-Weekend Problem: Iron Ore Is Slipping, China Talks Are Tightening

Fortescue Ltd heads into an ASX holiday pause after a bruising week, with its shares last quoted at A$20.53, down 2.33% on Friday and almost 8% below their close seven days earlier. The move left FMG sitting near the low end of Friday’s trading range, after opening at A$20.82 and touching A$20.32. The timing matters. The Australian Securities Exchange’s cash market is closed on Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so investors will not get a fresh local price until Tuesday, after another stretch of offshore iron ore trading and any China demand signals.
June 7, 2026
Telstra Loses Key Backstop Ahead of ASX Open

Telstra Loses Key Backstop Ahead of ASX Open

Telstra Group shares were weak going into Australia’s extended market holiday after finishing a A$1.25 billion buyback. The stock fell as the wider Australian market also lost ground ahead of the break. ASX won’t open Monday due to the King’s Birthday holiday, so investors will have to wait until Tuesday to see if Telstra bounces back from last week’s drop. The ASX’s cash-market calendar for 2026 shows Monday, June 8, as a holiday — no trading, settlement, or business day.
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
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