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Live: ASX to open higher as bond yields continue to rise

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Miller, A. (2026, October 5). Live: ASX to open higher as bond yields continue to rise. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-06/asx-markets-business-news-live-updates-tuesday-6-october/107231888

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The Australian share market is expected to open higher on Tuesday morning following gains in major U.S. exchanges over the previous day. ASX 200 futures indicate an increase of 0.3% at 8,750 points as bond yields continue to rise globally; notably, U.S. and Australian ten-year bonds sit at 5.31% and 5.41%, respectively. The article highlights the upcoming release of Westpac's October consumer confidence index scheduled for later in the morning.

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The Australian share market is set to open higher on November 7, following positive gains on Wall Street. According to Just In's business reporter Adelaide Miller, ASX 200 futures are at +0.3% at 8,750 points as of around 7:15am AEDT. The Australian dollar has also strengthened slightly, increasing by 0.2% to 69.70 US cents. Additionally, key bond yields in both the U.S. and Australia have risen, with U.S. 10-year bonds at 5.31% and Australia's at 5.41%. The rise in bond yields is likely contributing to a positive outlook for Australian stocks despite some volatility in other markets such as oil prices dropping by 1.9% to $US100.30 per barrel.

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Business reporter Adelaide Miller here to guide you through the morning on the markets blog, where we cover the latest business, finance and economics stories from across the globe.

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🔮 ASX set to open higher after Wall St gains, bond yields rise

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Live: ASX to open higher as bond yields continue to rise · assertive framing

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ASX set to open higher after Wall St gains, bond yields rise asserted

yields → set → gains

The Australian share market is set to open higher, as all major exchanges on Wall Street close in the green. asserted

exchanges → set → green

Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice. asserted

blog → intend → advice

Choose what information you see below by using filters Key Event ICYMI: asserted

you → choose → Event

Dan Ziffer is back with the latest on inflation, which is actually rising faster than the official Bureau of Statistics data. asserted

which → rise → data

You can catch up below: asserted

You → catch → ?

Key Event ASX to rise Good morning everyone and happy Tuesday. asserted

ASX → rise → ?

Business reporter Adelaide Miller here to guide you through the morning on the markets blog, where we cover the latest business, finance and economics stories from across the globe. asserted

we → guide → globe

To start, the ASX 200 is set to open higher, with Futures up +0.3% to 8,750 points. asserted

Futures → start → points

That's following gains on Wall Street, as all major exchanges finished in the green on Monday afternoon. asserted

exchanges → follow → afternoon

On the agenda today is the October consumer confidence index released by Westpac. asserted

index → release → Westpac

We will bring you the data at about 10:30am. asserted

We → bring → 10:30am