ASX 200 Stocks Reach New 52-Week Highs and Lows – Week 28 Update

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The Latest on the S&P/ASX 200: Weekly Recap of Highs and Lows

Overview

Welcome to the latest edition of the 52-Week Series, where we examine the recent performance of the S&P/ASX 200 stocks that have reached new yearly highs and lows over the past week. Monitoring these trends enables investors to identify patterns that may signal future market movements driven by various factors.

Sector Performance: Highs and Lows

Here’s a summary of stock performances across different sectors:

  • Materials: 4 highs, 0 lows
  • Financials: 3 highs, 1 low
  • Industrials: 2 highs, 0 lows
  • Technology: 2 highs, 0 lows
  • Energy: 1 high, 0 lows
  • Health Care: 1 high, 0 lows
  • Telecommunications: 1 high, 0 lows
  • Consumer Discretionary: 0 highs, 1 low
  • Utilities: 0 highs, 1 low
  • Real Estate: 0 highs, 0 lows
  • Consumer Staples: 0 highs, 0 lows

Insights from the Data

The latest data indicates a relatively stable market environment, with limited movement overall and no significant upheavals. The S&P/ASX 200 index remains buoyed around record highs. Notable stocks such as Metcash, Pro Medicus, and Orica are contributing to this upward trend, driven by strong earnings reports. In contrast, sectors like Banks, Industrials, and Gold have experienced a period of consolidation.

Current market conditions suggest a wait-and-see approach as investors anticipate upcoming catalysts, including trade policies under the Biden administration, potential interest rate cuts, and the looming August earnings season. Lack of strong sector clusters breaking out signals a period of cautious trading, which could soon shift as new influences emerge.

ASX 200 Stocks Reaching 52-Week Highs

The following table lists the ASX 200 stocks that have achieved 52-week highs, along with their performance metrics:

Ticker Company Close Sector 1 Week Change 1 Year Change
MTS Metcash $4.07 Consumer Staples 4.1% -5.6%
DYL Deep Yellow $1.69 Energy -4.5% 181.7%
NWL Netwealth Group $34.18 Financials 4.2% 171.3%
SOL Washington H Soul Pattinson $42.61 Financials 2.2% 77.9%
MPL Medibank Private $5.01 Financials 0.6% 50.9%
PME Pro Medicus $307.89 Health Care 9.7% 581.3%
VNT Ventia Services Group $5.11 Industrials -0.4% 104.4%
DOW Downer EDI $6.43 Industrials 1.9% 25.3%
NEM Newmont Corp $90.98 Materials 2.9% N/A
BKW Brickworks $34.90 Materials 1.8% 84.8%
ORI Orica $19.69 Materials 2.2% 28.4%
SGM Sims $16.06 Materials 5.2% 18.1%
360 Life360 $33.11 Technology 4.1% 812.1%
MP1 Megaport $13.48 Technology -4.9% 112.6%
EVT EVT $16.35 Telecommunications -0.4% 19.4%

Performance data is noted as of Friday, 4 July 2025.

ASX 200 Stocks Reaching 52-Week Lows

This table lists the ASX 200 stocks that have dropped to 52-week lows:

Ticker Company Close Sector 1 Week Change 1 Year Change
DMP Domino’s Pizza $17.74 Consumer Discretionary -7.1% -76.4%
HMC HMC Capital $4.37 Financials -13.6% -9.3%
AGL AGL Energy $10.05 Utilities 2.7% 20.2%

Again, performance data is relevant as of Friday, 4 July 2025.

Conclusion

The ASX market showcases a mix of highs and lows, reflecting investor sentiment amidst a stable but cautious environment. As players await stronger market signals, the focus remains on earnings reports and global economic developments that may influence trading trajectories going forward.

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