News for SG Fleet Group Limited (SGF.AX)

Donald Trump’s global trade war has, after so much waiting through early…

Net Revenue Growth: Increased by 6.6%.NPAT: Reduced by 9.8% versus PCP.Corporate Deliveries Growth: Increased by 12%.Novated Order Growth: Increased by 15.4%.N

Feb 17, 2025 / 11:00PM GMTOperator Thank you for standing by and welcome to the SG Fleet Group Limited 2025 half-year results briefing. (Operator Instructions)

The ASX200 closed down 0.1% at 8,436 points. Materials has been the strongest performing sector, up 0.8%, followed by IT, up 0.5% and Energy, up 0.1%.

The ASX 200 reaches an all-time high, driven by growing market optimism and positive economic outlooks.

The major U.S. index futures are currently pointing to a higher open on Monday, with stocks likely to add to the strong gains posted last week. Stocks may benefit from a positive reaction to news President-elect Donald Trump intends to nominate billionaire hedge fund manager Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary.

Most Asian stocks rose on Monday, the dollar dipped, and bond yields declined after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has chosen wealthy hedge fund manager Scott Bessent to be his Treasury secretary.

The ASX200 rose 0.3 per cent to close above 8,400 for the first time while setting an intraday record of 8,462.1.

The ASX200 closed up 0.28% at 8417 points. The local bourse hit a new all-time record of 8,462 points in intra-day trade.

Asia stocks jump on gains in cyclical sectors, US optimism

Asian stock markets are trading mostly higher on Monday, following the broadly positive cues from Wall Street on Friday, boosted by strong gains in markets in Japan, Indonesia and South Korea as traders remain optimistic about a 25-basis point rate cut by the US Fed in December after data showing consumer sentiment in the U.

Australia’s SG Fleet jumps on $785 mln takeover bid from Pacific Equity Partners

AUSTRALIA-STOCKS/MIDDAY:Miners, healthcare stocks lift Australian shares to record high; New Zealand at 3-year peak

The ASX200 has fallen 0.2 per cent as BHP, Woodside, Coles, Johns Lyng Group, Lovisa and others report earnings.

Car subscriptions are hitting the road at a time when cost-of-living, sustainability, and the need for flexible lifestyles are taking centre stage.

ASX Large Caps: ASX 50 creeps up, building approvals hit a ten-year low

A mixed finish on Wall Street points to a flat start to…

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Aussie markets are off to a cracker of a start with the ASX 200 up 2.2% at open thanks to a massive surge by the materials sector.