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Nov 5, 2026

Mark LevyHOST
52:34
Finance update for you.
Mark LevyHOST
52:36
The All Ordinaries up 163.7, 1.83 of a percent to 9,118.6.
Mark LevyHOST
52:43
The dollar 70.03 US cents.
Mark LevyHOST
52:47
And I also note Brent crude oil fell over 8% to settle near $95 US a barrel on Wednesday, extending losses for a third consecutive session and hitting a one-month low.
Mark LevyHOST
52:34
Finance update for you.
Mark LevyHOST
52:36
The All Ordinaries up 163.7, 1.83 of a percent to 9,118.6.
Mark LevyHOST
52:43
The dollar 70.03 US cents.
Mark LevyHOST
52:47
And I also note Brent crude oil fell over 8% to settle near $95 US a barrel on Wednesday, extending losses for a third consecutive session and hitting a one-month low.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
25:48
Let's take a look at stocks.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
25:49
The All Ords is down by 0.6%.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
25:52
ASX 200 down by 0.7%.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
25:54
Dow Jones down by 0.3% overnight.
Sean RussoGUEST
12:46
When we see a change in that trend, That's when you really want to be thinking twice about gold relative to other things.
Sean RussoGUEST
12:55
And just on that, one thing that I find quite fascinating is the ratio of gold in $8 terms to the Australian All Ords at the moment is about the same it was in 1980.
Sean RussoGUEST
13:06
So it's as gold in $8 is as overvalued relative to our stock market or our stock market is as undervalued as it was then.
Sean RussoGUEST
13:15
And that's true of a number of places in the world.
JaneHOST
11:02
On Wall Street, the Dow Jones is up 539 points, the S&P 500 also in the green.
JaneHOST
11:07
At home, the All Ords closed 48 points lower yesterday, while in London, the FTSE is higher.
JaneHOST
11:13
Commodities and gold is at US$3,967 an ounce, silver close to US$51 and oil above US$113 a barrel.
JaneHOST
11:24
A British man who has been circumnavigating the globe on foot since 1998 has finally made it back home.
Jordan TunbridgeCORRESPONDENT
39:24
It comes after the abrupt exit of veteran anchor Mike Amor last week.
Jordan TunbridgeCORRESPONDENT
39:29
In finance, the All Ordinaries down 43 points, the ASX 200 down 40, one Australian dollar trading at 70.35 US cents.
Jordan TunbridgeCORRESPONDENT
39:37
Updating sport, jockey Harry Coffey remains on track to ride in tomorrow's Melbourne Cup on chocolates despite a nasty fall on Derby Day.
Jordan TunbridgeCORRESPONDENT
39:46
The 31-year-old has had a successful procedure to repair a right collarbone injury.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
24:55
But firstly, a look at the stock market.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
24:57
The All Ords is down by 0.19% this morning.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
24:59
AASX 200 down by 0.17%.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
25:02
Brent Crude up again to US$118 a barrel.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
29:27
Erin Paterson has lost her appeal.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
29:30
On the stock market, what has been happening this morning? The All Ords up by 0.4%.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
29:34
ASX 200 also up by 0.4%.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
29:38
Dow Jones down by 0.2%.
Hamish HodderHOST
4:31
Always takes harder.
Hamish HodderHOST
4:32
down 2.8% and then the all ordinaries down 2.7%.
Hamish HodderHOST
4:36
So yeah, a bit of a negative week for the markets.
Hamish HodderHOST
4:41
And I think most of it sort of happened at the start of the week.
Jarrad MahonHOST
29:10
I think in the middle point of their budget, they're going to start tightening things up and trying to, you know, the political pressure is getting too great.
Jarrad MahonHOST
29:18
They're going to have to So All Ordinaries is at a low, down 5% on last year.
Jarrad MahonHOST
29:28
So the overall stock market's not liking what it's seeing as well.
Jarrad MahonHOST
29:31
We were at sort of peaks in August of earlier this year.

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