Markets Live: ASX opens month higher

Here are the overnight market highlights:

SPI futures up 6 points or 0.1% to 6155

AUD -0.6% to 70.96 US cents

On Wall St at 3.53pm: Dow -0.3% S&P 500 -0.1% Nasdaq -0.2%

In New York, BHP -2.4% Rio -0.4% Atlassian +1%

In Europe: Stoxx 50 +0.5% FTSE -0.5% CAC +0.3% DAX +0.3%

Spot gold -0.4% to $US1314.44 an ounce at 1.21pm New York time

Brent crude -0.6% to $US66.00 a barrel

US oil +0.4% to $US57.18 a barrel

Iron ore +2.1% to $US85.29 a tonne

Dalian iron ore +1.8% to 614 yuan

LME aluminium -0.6% to $US1911 a tonne

LME copper flat at $US6509 a tonne

2-year yield: US 2.52% Australia 1.69%

5-year yield: US 2.52% Australia 1.72%

10-year yield: US 2.72% Australia 2.10% Germany 0.18%

US-Australia 10-year yield gap as of 7.55am AEDT: 62 basis points

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