This is the Members Exclusive Podcast every day. Monday is done by Henry. Bit of a flat day today. Down 13 at midday having been down 39.

The ASX 200 started the week down 21 points (-0.3%), its lowest level in three months weighed down by losses in banking and mining.

Low-volume night in the US dominated by Powell’s testimony (see below) which was seen as a little less hawkish. The Fed remains data dependent (seen as a positive). Tech stocks led with the NASDAQ up 1.18% and the other markets flat. The Dow Jones finished down 5 points (-0.01%) at worst down 116 points. The Bank of England raised rates by 50bp, more than expected, although the UK market (FTSE) only fell 0.76%. The odds of a Fed rate rise at the next meeting on July 26th rose from 74.4% to 76.9%. Weekly jobless numbers hit a 20 month high and the Leading Economic Index fell for the 14th time on the trot. The energy sector was the worst-performing sector on the back of a 4% fall in the oil price.

Henry runs through the market at the End of the Day highlighting anything interesting and relevant
The ASX 200 started the week on a positive note, rising for its sixth consecutive session and reaching its highest levels in six weeks.
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