Following the lead of the USA, the Australian share market recorded its fourth consecutive month of gains in July. All sectors, with the exception of financials, finished in the “green”. Year to date, the market is up 7.2% and with dividends included, 9.0%.
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Accounting software company Xero (XRO) has launched a $200m share purchase plan (SPP). Shareholders can purchase up to $30,000 of Xero shares at a price no higher than $176.00 per share. The offer follows Xero’s US$2.5m purchase of Melio, a leading US small and medium (SMB) bill pay platform.
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The Australian share market moved higher in June as memories of “Liberation Day” receded. Most sectors finished in the “green”, with financials (and in particular CBA) starring. Year to date, the market is up 4.7% and with dividends included, 6.4%.
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