By Kerry Sun
Publication Date: 2026-02-10 21:37:00
ASX 200 futures are up 38 points (+0.43%) at 8:30am AEDT.
In short:
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Key US benchmarks mostly lower Breadth was positive, however, as the equally weighted S&P 500 (+0.36%) and the Dow (+0.10%) both closed at a second consecutive all-time high
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Different drivers for this defensive sessionfrom concerns about AI competition to hawkish comments from Fed policymakers to weak US retail data
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Busiest day of the reporting season so farwith results from CBA, CSL, SGH and more
Let’s dive in.
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S&P 500 |
6,942 | |
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Dow Jones |
50,188 | |
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NASDAQ Comp |
23,102 | |
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Russell 2000 |
2,684 | |
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Canada |
33,257 | |
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China |
4,128 | |
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Germany |
24,988 | |
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Hong Kong |
27,183 | |
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India |
84,274 | |
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Japan |
57,651 | |
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United Kingdom |
10,354 |
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Gold |
5,029.34 | |
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copper |
5.9085 | |
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WTI oil |
64.24 | |
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AUD/USD |
0.7074 | |
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Bitcoin (USD) |
68,890 | |
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Ethereum (AUD) |
2,849 | |
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US T-Bond with a term of 10 years |
4,147 | |
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VIX |
17.74 |
US sectors
Wednesday 11 February 8:27am (AEST)
| Utilities | |
| Property | |
| Materials | |
| Consumer Discretionary | |
| industry | |
| energy |
| Information technology | |
| Healthcare | |
| Consumer Staples | |
| Finance | |
| Communication Services |
S&P 500 MESSAGE CHART
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