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China AI hopeful DeepSeek rocks Wall Street’s magnificent seven

Investors say the latest AI model released by China’s equivalent to OpenAI has the potential to disrupt the United States’ grip on generative AI technology.

  • Joanne Tran, Amelia McGuire and Paul Smith
A US tech sell-off could weight on the ASX on Tuesday when investors return from the long weekend.

Tech jitters to hit ASX after China offers up AI rival

Australian shares are poised for a cautious start as investors worry about China’s AI progress, the Federal Reserve meeting and key local inflation data.

  • Cecile Lefort

Grace Tame’s t-shirt stunt; Banker games at the AO men’s final; How AI may hurt big tech

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Wall Street slips, Fed, megacap earnings awaited

The S&P 500 closed down on Friday in New York, though it ended the first week of Donald Trump’s second term almost 2 per cent higher.

  • Timothy Moore

Crypto’s richest man turns firm into family office

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, out of prison and worth more than $110 billion, is turning the former venture capital arm of his Binance Holdings into a family office.

  • Muyao Shen, Suvashree Ghosh and Ryan Weeks

ASX up, miners seesaw on Trump tariff comments; $A at five-week high

Shares close higher, $A rallies on Trump comments; Morgan Stanley upgrades AMP; Synlait ups H2 guidance; Wesfarmers upgraded, rallies; storm batters Rio port.

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  • Nicola Blackburn

Opinion & Analysis

This is how the magnificent seven’s bubble could burst

AI will reshape markets and economies in the next five years, according to Bank of America. But today’s tech giants might not be the biggest winners.

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‘The numbers are breathtaking’: Qld’s interest bill worth 11 new hospitals

The states’ debt-servicing costs will probably continue to skyrocket as investors demand compensation for their fiscally reckless ways.

Investors should forget DEI and ESG wars and follow the money

Donald Trump’s war on woke has quickly washed up on Australian shores. But investors and companies would be smart to block the noise, and stay rational.

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A fund did the unthinkable and cut its CBA stake. Time to follow suit?

Australian Foundation Investment Company says the “extreme” valuation of the bank left it little choice but to take some profit. But our super giants aren’t stepping back.

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Meet the Fundie

Tim Toohey at Yarra is tipping an interest rate cut as soon as next month.

Why Tim Toohey is switching to cash

Tim Toohey from Yarra Capital says fewer RBA board meetings will mean less policy agility to react to monetary turning points.

  • Updated
  • Cecile Lefort
Al Clark says Colonial First State is preparing for a new regime where things start to ’misbehave”.

How this $159b fund is profitably riding the ‘untethered’ sharemarket

Colonial First State’s head of investments Al Clark says a sharemarket bubble is brewing. But rather than selling, it is staying invested and ready for “damage control”.

  • Sarah Jones
The best of Monday Fundie 2024.

CBA, the next 10-bagger, founder woes: The best of Monday Fundie 2024

The fund manager profiles that resonated the most with readers this year were rich in speculative stock tips, but it’s the deep insights that have made this column a hit.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

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The AI revolution is just beginning, according to Bank of America.

This is how the magnificent seven’s bubble could burst

AI will reshape markets and economies in the next five years, according to Bank of America. But today’s tech giants might not be the biggest winners.

  • James Thomson

This Month

Queensland’s debt will skyrocket to $218 billion by 2028, based on the mid-year budget published on Thursday.

‘The numbers are breathtaking’: Qld’s interest bill worth 11 new hospitals

The states’ debt-servicing costs will probably continue to skyrocket as investors demand compensation for their fiscally reckless ways.

  • Christopher Joye
Kris Bernie at Kapstream says Donald Trump is playing the negotiation game.

Why these investors aren’t worried about Trump tariffs yet

Fund managers are hopeful the new US president recognises that tariffs are more effective as a threat than being acted on.

  • Cecile Lefort
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‘Dark forces’ at work: Lowy; How to make Australia great again; The sexy new arena sport

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Platinum’s Andrew Clifford is shorting a boom in technology stocks following US President Donald Trump’s election win.

Platinum’s Andrew Clifford shorts Trump bump 2.0

The Platinum co-founder’s multibillion-dollar hedge fund is taking aim at rush to US tech stocks sparked by the president’s return to the White House.

  • Joshua Peach
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Donald Trump has ignited a storm around ESG and DEI.

Investors should forget DEI and ESG wars and follow the money

Donald Trump’s war on woke has quickly washed up on Australian shores. But investors and companies would be smart to block the noise, and stay rational.

  • James Thomson
Ethereum’s founder is trying to generate some momentum for its token.

Ethereum gets a Wall Street sales boost after token lags bitcoin

Ethererum was once a serious contender to challenge bitcoin’s status, but it has struggled to keep up with the Trump-fuelled crypto rally.

  • Muyao Shen
Local share futures are pointing to a modest opening loss as of 5am AEDT.

ASX falls as miners weigh; Myer soars 6pc on merger vote; gold rallies

Shares close lower; QLD in “fiscal deterioration”; ASX may face regulatory action; China to shore up stocks; Praemium flows soar; Myer jumps 6pc.

  • Nicola Blackburn
Financial markets were bracing for another trade war between the world’s two largest economies.

Commodity relief as Trump avoids ‘shock and awe’ tariffs

Strategists are now hopeful the US president will increase levies on China only gradually, which would help stabilise the iron ore and base metal markets,

  • Alex Gluyas
Lennox Capital’s Liam Donohue.

This media company’s share price is tipped to double

Lennox small caps manager Liam Donohue says he’s bullish on Botanix Pharmaceuticals and explains why he is eyeing up some former market darlings.

  • Joanne Tran
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Musk, Altman clash over AI deal | Is it time to sell CBA stock? | CEO productivity hacks

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Australia’s big banks exemplify the concentration of ownership by big investors such as super funds and index funds.

A fund did the unthinkable and cut its CBA stake. Time to follow suit?

Australian Foundation Investment Company says the “extreme” valuation of the bank left it little choice but to take some profit. But our super giants aren’t stepping back.

  • James Thomson
Local shares are set to open higher.

ASX lifts as tech rallies, WiseTech up 2pc; Trump talks China tariffs

Shares close higher; tech, gold gets Trump boost; Aussie slips on tariff threats; Woodside’s green exit; Bubs shares surge; Regal AUM jumps.

  • Nicola Blackburn
A few stock pickers managed to beat the crypto mania in 2024.

The Australian investors who hit the jackpot in 2024

Triple-digit returns abounded for cryptocurrency strategies, but one stock picking veteran managed to outpace the bitcoin bros and take the crown.

  • Joshua Peach
Citi says investors should buy up the Australian dollar.

Is it time for investors to pile back into the beaten-up $A?

Citi believes the US dollar is primed for a pullback given Donald Trump’s more measured approach to tariffs. That’s good news for the beaten-up Aussie dollar.

  • Alex Gluyas
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Trump’s $800b AI deal; How the market could pop; $17m Toorak apartments

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Signs of the “bubble of belief” in US tech stocks are everywhere.

Five ways the market’s ‘bubble of belief’ could pop

While investors obsess over Donald Trump’s first moves as president other challenges to their all-in bet on the sharemarket are emerging.

  • James Thomson
Employees assemble new energy vehicles at an intelligent factory of electric vehicle enterprise Leapmotor.

Has China already reached peak oil?

The country’s demand for crude seems to be plateauing sooner than expected. The implications are huge

  • Malcolm Moore
Fund managers say a robust iron ore price in 2025 could potentially lead to higher returns for income investors with mining stocks.

Investors bank on iron ore saving dividends in 2025

An unexpectedly strong start for the steel-making commodity has raised hopes that the major miners will provide a larger source of income for investors in 2025.

  • Joanne Tran
Donald Trump has benefited politically from a dispersion of domestic economic outcomes.

Why Donald Trump needs to mind the gaps

A dispersion of economic outcomes helped the US president return to the White House, but he faces the task of reorienting this phenomenon.

  • Mohamed El-Erian