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ASX Sector Performance: Utilities Lead as Investors Favour Defensive Shares

Key HighlightsUtilities Leads: Utilities (ASX:XUJ) gained 1.17%, the strongest supplied sector, as investors favoured defensive, income-oriented shares amid political and market uncertainty.Energy Recovers: Energy (ASX:XEJ) rose 0.86%, supported by a stabilisation in crude prices and a rebound in fuel retailers, refiners and major oil …

Robert Luong | 05 November 2026

US Sector Momentum: Eight Sectors Remain in Leading as Technology and Communication Services Lag

Key HighlightsEight Sectors in Leading: Real Estate (XLRE), Financials (XLF), Materials (XLB), Health Care (XLV), Consumer Discretionary (XLY), Utilities (XLU), Consumer Staples (XLP) and Industrials (XLI) occupy the Leading quadrant.No Sector in Improving: No sector has a latest endpoint in the upper-left quadrant, leavingLeadershipconcentrated …

Robert Luong | 05 November 2026

ASX Sector Performance: Real Estate Leads as Energy Sells Off on 3 November 2026

Real Estate (ASX:XPJ) rose 2.85%, topping the supplied sector results. The rally followed the RBA’s decision to raise the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85%. Although the increase was widely anticipated, investors focused on the removal of earlier language suggesting further hikes …

Robert Luong | 04 November 2026

ASX Sector Momentum: Energy Moves into Lagging as Leadership Remains Concentrated

ASX Sector Relative Momentum Chart (at the closing price of 03/11/2026). Powered by: amibroker.com.

Robert Luong | 04 November 2026

ASX Sector Performance: Consumer Discretionary Leads as Technology and Resources Retreat on 30 October 2026

Consumer Discretionary was the strongest supplied sector, rising 2.73% as investors bought back into retailers after recent losses. Wesfarmers and JB Hi-Fi were among the stronger names, reversing some of the pressure that followed cautious trading commentary earlier in the week. The rebound was …

Robert Luong | 02 November 2026

ASX Sector Momentum Update: Utilities Leads as Four Sectors Move into Weakening

ASX Sector Relative Momentum Chart (at the closing price of 30/10/2026). Powered by: amibroker.com.

Robert Luong | 02 November 2026

ASX Sector Momentum Update: Utilities Retains Leadership as Consumer Discretionary Weakens

The Relative Performance Visualization for 29 October 2026 presents a broad Leading group, with eight sectors positioned above the horizontal midpoint and to the right of the vertical axis. Utilities remains the standout by relative position, while Financials, Healthcare, Consumer Staples, Energy, Communication Services, …

Robert Luong | 30 October 2026

ASX Sector Performance: Financials and Real Estate Lead as Consumer Sectors Retreat on 29 October 2026

Australian equities advanced on 29 October as strong gains in financials and real estate helped the broader market shrug off concerns about elevatedInflationand a potential Reserve Bank of Australia rate increase. The sector performance was uneven: banks, property, energy and communication services rose, while …

Robert Luong | 30 October 2026

ASX Sector Performance: Technology Leads as Energy and Consumer Shares Retreat on 28 October 2026

Australian equities surrendered early gains on 28 October after hotter-than-expected inflation data strengthened expectations of another Reserve Bank of Australia rate increase. The benchmark market finished close to flat, but sector performance diverged sharply: Information Technology and Materials advanced, while Energy, Consumer Discretionary and …

Robert Luong | 29 October 2026

ASX Sector Momentum Update: Utilities Leads as Property Sits in Weakening and Technology Remains in Lagging

The latest Relative Performance Visualization for 28 October 2026 shows a divided momentum picture. Utilities remains the clearest leader, while several other sectors continue to occupy the Leading quadrant but show signs of momentum moderation. Real Estate is positioned in Weakening, Consumer Discretionary is …

Robert Luong | 29 October 2026
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