Updated Aug 11, 2026 – 4.42am, first published at 4.33amKey Posts5 mins ago — 4.42AMChile to reinvest all of Codelco’s 2025 profits16 mins ago — 4.30AMBefore the Bell: ASX to slip, RBA decision awaited16 mins ago — 4.30AMGood morningGo to latestPinned post – 4.30AMBefore the Bell: ASX to slip, RBA decision awaitedTimothy MooreAustralian shares are set to edge lower.ASX 200 futures were down 7 points or 0.1 per cent to 9174 near 4.30am AEST.Market highlightsASX 200 futures are pointing down 7 points or 0.1 per cent to 9174.All US prices near 2.30pm New York time.AUD -0.2% to US70.55¢Bitcoin -2% to $US$63,875On Wall St: Dow -0.3% S&P -0.1% Nasdaq -0.4%VIX +0.44 to 15.34Gold +0.5% to $US4364.75 an ounceBrent oil +4.7% to $US87.46 a barrelIron ore +0.4% to $US95.40 a tonne10-year yield: US 4.70% Australia 4.99%Today’s agendaFollow the August reporting season, with dates for all the major ASX companies on the schedule and links to our coverage. Click here.Reporting on Tuesday: Life360 (360) | Coronado Global Resources (CRN) | Helia (HLI) | SGH (SGH)The key focus on Tuesday, however, will be the Reserve Bank of Australia’s policy statement at 2.30pm. The bank will release its “Statement on Monetary Policy” at the same time. A press conference is scheduled to start at 3.30pm.Earlier, at 10.30am AEST, NAB will release its July business confidence and conditions reports.Top storiesChalmers faces wrangle with states over budget hit to business | The Queensland government says it is not its job to fix up the unintended consequences of the May federal budget.Fortescue brings in MinterEllison to probe executive harassment claim | The iron ore giant is already facing a broader lawsuit claiming sexism and bullying at its remote sites. The new probe is focused on the company’s head office.Chanticleer: Australia’s top market whisperer on what actually matters now | Financial markets might be nervously watching bond yields, but James Aitken says there’s only one investment theme that really counts.Michael Ebeid’s last-ditch effort to save KPMG, and himself | The timing of the wannabe chair’s mea culpa suggests he’s sorry he got caught, rather than being sorry for what he did.Fetching latest articles