Equities

Canva’s IPO has been expected for a while, although no plans are set in stone. Discover everything you need to know about one of Australia’s largest start ups before its IPO.

All the attention is on the UK corporate calendar this week as markets brace for the US earnings season to get underway later this month.

Reddit has become a hub for social-media driven traders and investors that have proven their ability to move the markets, injecting huge volatility into stocks like GameStop and AMC. But what stocks are grabbing attention on Reddit today?

We reveal the most traded stocks among our clients over the past week, providing insight into what equities are grabbing the most attention from traders.

Alphabet – parent company of Google – is holding its 20-for-1 stock split on July 15 2022. Find out everything you need to know about the corporate action and how it could impact the GOOGL share price.

Plant-based tech start-up Impossible Foods is rumoured to be listing this year. Will it attract ESG investors, or has the Beyond Meat rollercoaster soured sentiment toward vegan stocks? Take a look at everything we know about the Impossible Foods IPO.

U.S stock markets are on track to lock in their worst first-half performance in decades. The S&P500 is currently down over 15% in the second quarter and on track to lock in an ~20% decline for the first half of the year.

Speculation over when TikTok will IPO has been whirling around for the last couple of years, but there’s still no concrete date thanks to regulatory issues and market volatility. Find out everything we know so far about the potential ByteDance app listing.

Recession fears have contributed to the global selloff that has hit stock markets in 2022, but how should investors respond and what stocks could provide some shelter from the storm?

The S&P500 closed 2.33% higher overnight in its first session this week as the Juneteenth long weekend provided a circuit breaker, allowing investors to regroup after U.S equity markets plunged over 10% the past two weeks.

The freeze on BlackBerry’s patent sales and a lack of investment limiting growth at its cybersecurity division are both set to overshadow strong growth from its IoT unit.

The ASX200 is trading 94 points higher at 6527 at 3pm Sydney time and is set to snap a seven-session losing streak that has wiped over $200 billion off the local index.

Tesco has warned that it is starting to see customers change their shopping habits as the cost-of-living crisis starts to bite.

The Baltic Dry Index has proven to be a reliable indicator of future global economic activity and could prove a useful tool amid the uncertain outlook.

How will Tesco perform as rampant inflation not only makes consumers more cost-conscious but also squeezes profitability?

Ashtead is set to report strong double-digit growth as it bounces back from the pandemic, with tight supplies and rising demand pushing up the price of its equipment.

For the second time this week, the ASX200 has fallen over 100 points, closing at 7019.70 (-1.42%)