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Global markets make gains as economies begin Covid recovery

Global markets make gains as economies begin Covid recovery Airlines help Euronext Dublin outperform its European peers, ending the day up 1% about 4 hours ago   Global stock markets made moderate gains on Monday as increasing confidence about the rapid recovery of economies from the Covid-19 pandemic offset concerns about the speed of the market’s rally. Dublin Euronext Dublin outperformed its European peers on Monday, ending the day up 1 per cent led mainly by the airline sector. Ryanair was up nearly 3 per cent, while Easyjet was up 4 per cent. “There was an announcement by the European Commission that they will be allowing US vaccinated travellers into the bloc in the summer, so that boosted airlines,” noted a trader.

ASX to edge up, Wall St mixed, Tesla results pending

ASX to edge up, Wall St mixed, Tesla sales miss Save Share Australian shares are set to edge modestly higher, while the currency surged amid continuing strength in copper and iron ore. ASX futures were up 6 points or 0.1 per cent to 7026 at 7am AEST. The currency lifted 0.8 per cent to trade at US78¢. The yield on the US 10-year note rose 1 basis point to 1.57 per cent at 4.59pm in New York. Bitcoin rebounded 10 per cent to $US52,940 near 7.15am AEST according to bitstamp.net, reportedly helped by news of a new managed bitcoin fund being set up by JPMorgan. It peaked above $US54,000 overnight.

NSW byelection: Will the Upper Hunter's 'theatre of coal' evoke an encore?

Normal text size Very large text size Fifth-generation farmers Doug and Nic Robertson are out mustering some of the 300 breeder cattle on their property near Scone on a crisp mid-autumn morning, wondering how long their rural idyll can last. Nic Robertson joins her husband Doug, with their horse Hamish, as they muster cattle on their property near Scone. Credit:Janie Barrett Plans by Japanese trading giant Idemitsu to develop its Gateway project north-west of Muswellbrook in the Upper Hunter would bring an open-cut coal pit right next door. “They will literally be out the back from us,” Robertson says after dismounting Hamish his horse and joining Nic for a coffee inside their elegant home

NSW byelection: Will the Upper Hunter's 'theatre of coal' evoke an encore?

NSW byelection: Will the Upper Hunter's 'theatre of coal' evoke an encore?