What moves the Australian share market (ASX): 10 key ASX announcements explained

In today’s Australian Finance Podcast episode Kate Campbell and Owen Rask unpack ASX market announcements, what ASX announcements mean, where to find them and more.

Have you ever noticed a section in your brokerage account, the ASX website or on a specific company’s website called market announcements?

An ASX announcement from a company is how they keep you updated with important news like financial results, a new CEO or a major acquisition.

But there can be a lot of announcements (more than one person can read in a day)…so what should you keep an eye out for as an investor? That’s what Kate & Owen take a look at in today’s episode.

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Date recorded: 6th of July 2022