Isaac McIntyre

The ASX 200 is pointing down this morning and is tipped to lose as much as 0.4%, down to 8,407 points – a soft Thursday decline that doesn't quite match the hype Wall Street is enjoying right now around AI and tech stocks.

The Aussie markets are being tipped to end Week 4 in the green, with ASX 200 futures pointing to a 0.32% gain – to 8,402 points – before open this morning.

The ASX 200 is rumbling back to life after the Australia Day long weekend and investors are pushing the bourse up by over 37.9 points already.

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It's looking like another swing upward today for the Australian share market, with early morning ASX 200 futures pointing to a 0.16% gain – mostly due to increasingly dovish sentiments around impending CPI numbers.

Aussie markets are being tipped to trend lower through Thursday morning, following slumping U.S. markets after the Federal Reserve said it was in “no hurry” to dish out further rate cuts in the new Donald Trump regime.

The Aussie stock market will flirt with another record high at open, with ASX 200 futures pointing to a 0.34% gain up to a lofty 8,529 points.

Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) has pounced on the Mummaloo project that neighbours its Mount Gibson gold dig, fronting up $3.5 million to acquire the Western Australian prospect and its assets from Top Iron by February.

Real estate giant Lendlease Group (ASX:LLC) has hit the halfway mark in its grand strategy to sell more than $4.5 billion in assets and “simplify” its