Swingfolio Daily
ASX briefings — Tuesday 30 June 2026
Morning setup and afternoon close recap for Tuesday 30 June 2026. Observations only — no trade advice.
Tuesday 30 June 2026
ASX set to edge up into EOFY as a Fed ruling and Iran calm lift Wall Street tech
Wall Street rallied on Monday after the Supreme Court protected Fed independence and the US and Iran agreed to halt weekend strikes, sending the Nasdaq up 2.07% and the Dow above 52,000 for the first time. Alphabet rose 4.82% in its Dow debut and chip names led a rebound, while oil and gold eased. SPI futures point to the ASX 200 opening about 0.1% higher on the last trading day of the Australian financial year.
ASX 200 ends FY26 at 8,778.7, down 0.51% as year-end flows dump gold and property
The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.51% to 8,778.7 on 30 June 2026, ending FY26 up just 6.1% as a late-session sell program hit gold miners and property trusts. The All Ords Gold Sub-Index dropped 4.6% even though COMEX gold held flat at US$4,043, marking the move as year-end housekeeping. Financials were the only large sector to close green, CBA.AU +0.6%, while Neuren NEU.AU +6.9% and Megaport MP1.AU +6.4% led a thin pocket of winners.