James Tao

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104 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard yesterday

James Tao’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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We had the ASX two hundred yesterday finishing slightly higher, uh, adding about twenty-six points, or roughly uh point three of one percent to eight thousand seven hundred and fifty-eight.
Uh the consumer discretionaries, the IT sectors saw some of the biggest gains.
Uh the local tech sector really tracking the US tech heavy NASDAQ uh higher.
Meanwhile, we saw uh energy and utilities uh really finishing in the red.
The only sectors on our market to finish in the red certainly weighed down by the recent declines that we've seen uh in oil prices this morning.
The uh Aussie share market is set to open higher again.
Index futures are up around 0.3 of a percent.
Probably a similar story to yesterday.
Tech stocks uh could certainly benefit again from that rally that we've seen uh in the Nasdaq.
back just recently, while energy shares could also face a bit of a tougher time uh again with those lower crude prices.
Now let's move to commodities.
James, what's the latest there?
We've talked about oil.
Can you give us a little bit more about what's happening?
And looking at currencies, well, they were generally weaker against the US dollar.
Currently, one Aussie dollar buying 71.16 US cents.
The euro is worth about f $1 and 14 US dollars.
Well, one US dollar uh is buying 157.38 Japanese yen.
Now let's get a wrap of what's happened overseas with markets.
Uh we've had uh the Dow Jones index finishing down point four of one percent.
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