Banks drag on ASX as Westpac slides 4%, while Sunrise Energy Metals jumps 13% on Pentagon funding plan
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Australian equities opened lower as banks led declines after Westpac flagged a 20% drop in home loans post-budget despite higher quarterly profit, reinforcing domestic credit headwinds. Offsetting risk, materials outperformed on firmer commodities, while gold strengthened above US$4300/oz, lifting miners. Energy equities slipped even as crude held elevated levels amid Middle East shipping and refinery risks. Wall Street remained supported by mega-cap tech, with rates sensitivity rising ahead of CPI.
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Australia’s second-largest mortgage lender reported an unaudited June-quarter net profit of $1.8 billion, up 3% on the quarterly average for the March half, but bank stocks weighed on the ASX. Mining shares outperformed, led by Sunrise Energy Metals, which surged 13% after the Pentagon was revealed to be planning an investment of more than $500 million in its New South Wales scandium project to expand critical minerals supply. West Texas Intermediate crude was trading near $US79 a barrel.
