Kochie’s savage warning to Boomers
David Koch has issued a warning to Boomers while declaring the younger generation has been given the ‘short end of the stick’.
David Koch has issued a warning to Boomers while declaring the younger generation has been given the ‘short end of the stick’.
In a positive sign for borrowers, inflation continued its broad slowdown in November, easing pressure on a rate hike in February.
After a four-session slide, the local share market found momentum on Tuesday with all sectors bar energy finishing in the green.
The price of Bitcoin is spiking and one analyst predicts it could more than triple in value and hit $300,000 by the end of 2025.
Australian shares are set to drop sharply today on the heels of a bad day on both Wall Street and European exchanges.
Stocks finish 1.5 per cent lower, hurt by biotech giant CSL, BHP and Fortescue Metals. Retail sales fall 1.7 per cent. Oil prices hit their highest level since 2018 and iron ore jumped.
Stocks finish 0.6 per cent higher, bolstered by financial stocks including IOOF and CBA. Sigma tables $773.3m bid for API, starting bidding war with Wesfarmers.
Australia’s sharemarket fell slightly at the end of a volatile week. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.4% at 7342.6 and suffered its first three-week fall in seven months.
Stocks finish 1 per cent higher, bolstered by tech, bank and energy gains. Wall Street gained after Fed signalled a possible 2022 rate hike and Evergrande concerns eased. Iron ore prices rebound.
The price of iron ore has surged back as fears about Chinese property giant Evergrande eased following a surprise deal.
Stocks lose ground to close just 0.3 per cent higher, driven by resource giants. Insurers IAG and Suncorp down on earthquake claim woes. China’s Evergrande strikes deal with bondholders.
Stocks recover to finish 0.4 per cent higher, led by energy and IT sectors. APA shares drop 4.7 per cent amid fears of a bidding war for AusNet.
A panicked mass sell-off overnight has sparked one of the biggest price drops in cryptocurrency history. And China is to blame.
Australian investors endured a brutal day after the stock market fell to a fresh eight-month low and the price of iron ore plunged.
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