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Live: ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe

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Letts, S. (2026, October 11). Live: ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-12/asx-markets-business-live-news/107253878

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ABC News (AU) · collected 2026-10-11 · by Stephen Letts

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The ASX is expected to open 0.4% higher today following strong performances on Wall Street and European markets over the past week. Futures indicate a continuation of last week's modest gains for Australia’s market. The blog provides updates on various financial indicators including oil prices, which are influenced by geopolitical tensions such as Houthi strikes in Saudi Arabia and Russia's decision to lift export bans.
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The Australian sharemarket is expected to open higher on Monday, following positive trading sessions on both Wall Street and European markets over the weekend. Futures suggest a rise of about 0.4%, with the S&P 500 closing up 0.6% Friday while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 423 points, or 0.8%. The Australian dollar was trading at US$0.6978. President Trump's controversial deal with Russia to halt diesel exports is drawing attention, but no further details were provided. Treasury yields have been volatile, recently reaching a high of 5.24%, the highest level since 2002, due to economic concerns.

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🔮 New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Key Event Wall Street tumbles on mounting AI fears, ASX on edge Wall Street closed the week, maybe not in a blind panic, but there was certainly a disquieting dumping of stocks as investors fled to the exits and the weekend. All three key indices fell sharply, the tech-centric Nasdaq fell the hardest and is down almost 8% from its record high of just three weeks ago. - S&P 500: 1.8% - Dow: -1.1% - Nasdaq: 2.9% The dump saw the global MSCI down 1.5% for the day, while the pan-continental Eurostoxx 600 fell a comparatively modest 0.4%.
🔮 Wall Street retreats as oil prices continue to rise, ASX set to slip Oil prices jumped 3 per cent to $US120/barrel, a level not seen since early in the US/Iran war. That has seen risk assets like shares put under pressure, with key US indices all falling on Friday and the ASX set to follow today.
🔮 ASX set to edge lower as oil keeps rising after Wall St slides on AI anxiety
🔮 ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe Wall Street's key indices closed the week higher in expectation of another strong results season ahead.
🔮 live Markets live updates: Wall Street closes higher after disappointing jobs report, ASX set to gain
🔮 ASX set to open higher, Wall Street flat as oil continues slide
🔮 ASX set to slide despite Wall Street edging up and lower oil prices Considering the volatility of the week, Wall Street's Friday session was relatively uneventful, with a rally in semiconductor stocks dragging the market to a marginal gain.
🔮 Futures traders on the ASX have struggled to make sense of the impact, with the market poised to open flat this morning, and a meeting of Baltha creditors today could decide the fate of the construction firm that has collapsed, owing $3.4 billion.
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Copper (LME): -1.3% to $US14,295tonne - Bitcoin: +0.8% to $US83,662 - 10-year bonds: US 5.24% Australia 5.35% Prices current at around 7:00am AEDT New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Good morning Good morning and welcome to another day on the ABC markets and finance blog.
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🔮 ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe Wall Street's key indices closed the week higher in expectation of another strong results season ahead.
2026-10-11 · ABC News (AU)
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ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe Wall Street's key indices closed the week higher in expectation of another strong results season ahead. asserted
indices → rise → season
The ASX looks likely to continue to edge higher after last week's modest gains with futures markets pointing to a 0.4 per cent rise this morning. asserted
markets → look → rise
Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice. asserted
blog → intend → advice
Copper (LME): -1.3% to $US14,295tonne - Bitcoin: +0.8% to $US83,662 - 10-year bonds: US 5.24% Australia 5.35% Prices current at around 7:00am AEDT New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Good morning Good morning and welcome to another day on the ABC markets and finance blog. asserted
you → choose → blog
Stephen Letts from ABC business team limbering up for a blow-by-blow coverage of the day's events, where every post is hopefully a winner, but none should be construed as financial advice. asserted
none → limber → advice
Wall Street closed the week higher ahead of what's expected to be another blockbuster week of earnings coming up. asserted
what → close → earnings
The ASX looks like extending last week's gains, with futures trading pointing to a 0.4% rise on opening. asserted
trading → look → opening
Oil will be a focus today with market dynamics pulling in different directions. asserted
dynamics → pull → directions
Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid international airport have escalated the conflict, with Saudi Arabia vowing a "decisive response". asserted
Arabia → escalate → response
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has announced that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an "energy ceasefire" and Russia officially lifted its export ban on diesel on the weekend. asserted
Russia → announce → weekend
Later this morning we are expecting the CBA's Wage and Labour Insights for September. asserted
we → expect → September
The game's afoot, so let's get blogging. Loading asserted
's → let → ?
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