Juliette Sali
speaker
257 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 6 May
Juliette Sali’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, the S&P ASX 200 closed down 0.4 of 1% Monday to 8,697 points with a sell-off in consumer staples, energy and utility stocks, overshadowing a recovery in the tech sector.
And they're saying it could go to 74 if we get a hike today.
So, you know, he might have a couple more cents to put on the pokies.
Indeed.
All right.
Well, we talked yesterday about the local share market being a poor performer this year relative to other developed economies.
And now we've got the numbers.
More than $217 billion in shareholder value has been wiped from the S&P ASX 200 so far in 2026.
This according to Global X ETFs.
Now, healthcare giants dominated the list of so-called wealth destroyers with CSL leading losses at $23.2 billion, followed by ResMed and Cochlear, each down $10.6 billion.
Gosh, there's been some big percentage falls in those stocks, hasn't there, Ben?
No, but certainly the big rotation, as they say.
All right, we'll be back in a moment with the rest of the day's business news.
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has again highlighted intergenerational concerns around access to housing as a key priority ahead of next week's budget.
The budget will begin a year of more ambitious reform, according to the Treasurer.
Chalmers has highlighted already legislated income tax cuts and a drop in fuel excise, suggesting that next week will be more about increases in taxation.
not decreases.
Yeah, and it's a tough point as well, isn't it, with the RBA meeting coming a week before that budget as well.
Lucky we don't have those tough jobs.
That's right.
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