The buy now, pay later darling closed 6.8 per cent higher at $79.98.Macquarie Group also finished ahead, adding 1.1 per cent to $129.50.Burman Investments portfolio manager Julia Lee said Thursday's losses followed concerns from the US Fed that the nation’s path to economic recovery would be fraught.The Fed also took dovish monetary policy measures, such as yield-curve control, off the table for now.“The key macro driver of the market at the moment is that central banks have been supportive and governments have been pumping in stimulus, so any step back from that is a negative from markets,” Ms Lee said.“We definitely saw that coming through last night, and Asian markets have followed suit today.”Aerial mapping firm Nearmap clawed back some of Wednesday’s losses when it rose 3 per cent to $2.44, while tech stablemate Megaport set a new record intraday high $15.81 when it closed 1.8 per cent higher.Wesfarmers also set a new peak of $49.24 after releasing its full-year result, though investors cooled as the day wore on and the retail conglomerate ended 0.2 per cent lower at $48.78.Domino’s Pizza rose to a new record high of $86.16 and finished 2.3 per cent ahead at $85.58. The purchase of the EE mobile network in 2016 had a lot to do with that. "That is why it's just so important at the moment that we find a way of operating in a COVID safe way to reduce the need to continue to provide what will be unsustainable levels of financial support," he said.Mr Scott's comments come as Wesfarmers reported a strong year for sales, with revenue up 10.5 per cent to $30.8 billion. And likewise, Brisbane visitation fell in early August when reports emerged that two women returning to Queensland lied on their border declaration forms about visiting Melbourne.“But that was two weeks ago and it has bounced back," he said. Asian markets are lower and US futures are now down just 0.5 per cent, having been 0.6 per cent lower at noon. More information about how The Fool collects, stores, and handles personal data is available in its Privacy Statement.Average performance of picks since inception. Retailers JB Hi-Fi and ARB Corp also nudged fresh all-time highs and closed 1.5 per cent and 1.7 per cent ahead respectively.IDP Education surged 28.5 per cent to $19.17 on a stronger-than-expected financial result, while the Star Entertainment Group rose 3.9 per cent to $2.94 on its own figures.Coca-Cola Amatil lifted consumer staples with a 4.6 per cent jump to $9.28 on a strong result.Financials were down a collective 0.5 per cent as each of the Big Four banks sagged. Right now the BT share price is trading at around six to seven times expected 2022 earnings. Actualités 2020 Concours - Sujets - Bourses - 2020 News Past questions - Scholarships - Competitive Examinations Competitive Examinations .
However, there was still a segment of its customer base who did not feel comfortable going out, and overall numbers remained susceptible to the COVID-19 news cycle.He said there was an immediate contraction in visitors to The Star Sydney when the recent Victorian outbreak threatened to spread north. "Mr Scott, whose $55 billion company runs popular retail chains Bunnings, Kmart, Target and Officeworks, said the country would need to find better ways of operating alongside the virus, but said there would likely be more "economic harm" before changes were made. Because Australian product of any nature and particularly wine, which we believe we have some of the best product in the world, we’d like to see that ending up in all countries,” he said.China’s Ministry of Commerce launched an anti-dumping investigation into Australian wine this week, a controversial move that puts Australia’s $1.2 billion of annual wine exports to China at risk. But, as diligent investors, we have to consider why the share price is so low right now. ROCKVILLE, Md. Each of these emails will provide a link to unsubscribe from future emails. Afterpay is still among the best performers, up 6.8 per cent at $80. "While the period under review largely pre-dates our ownership of StatePlus, as the new owner we have recognised the issue, promptly rectified it and ensured all affected clients were refunded," it said.StatePlus had paid more than $100 million in compensation over the issue, ASIC said.In the other case launched on Thursday, ASIC alleged Westpac's Asgard had charged 404 clients for advice that was not provided, and that BT had made misleading statements regarding its charging of adviser fees.Westpac said the allegations concerned $130,006 in inadvertent charging of fees, and the bank apologised and it accepted ASIC's claims. In this capacity we are permitted to act as a credit-broker, not a lender, for consumer credit products. Westpac is 1.4 per cent lower at $17.15 after ASIC announced it would be taking action against the bank for its fees-for-no-service scandal. “I just don't see them needing [a capital raising] given the recovery that you’ve seen in the business and the liquidity that the business has. Qantas reported an underlying profit, which excludes those one-off costs, of $124 million, down 91 per cent from last year.ASIC has taken action against businesses owned by First State Super and Westpac, in two separate "fees for no service" cases launched on Thursday. BTFM and ACML will make submissions on the appropriate penalty in due course," Westpac said.Westpac shares were last 1.5 per cent lower at $17.15. I think this is going to be NRL match #3 for the 2020 season for me! Retailers JB Hi-Fi and ARB Corp also nudged fresh all-time highs and closed 1.5 per cent and 1.7 per cent ahead respectively.IDP Education surged 28.5 per cent to $19.17 on a stronger-than-expected financial result, while the Star Entertainment Group rose 3.9 per cent to $2.94 on its own figures.Coca-Cola Amatil lifted consumer staples with a 4.6 per cent jump to $9.28 on a strong result.Financials were down a collective 0.5 per cent as each of the Big Four banks sagged.