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Natasha Rudra

August

Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt.

‘Clearly failed’: Minister Watt moves to create CFMEU special powers

Murray Watt says he has given the construction and general division a strict deadline; Australia to accept nuclear material in new AUKUS deal; How the Olympics day 13 unfolded. Follow live updates.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his New Zealand counterpart, Chris Luxon, in Sydney last year.

Albanese brushes off sledge from New Zealand PM

Anthony Albanese responds to NZ joke about Australian intelligence; No plans to change state’s public service WFH policy; How Australia’s great Olympic golden day unfolded. Follow live updates.

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Rex bailout likely but not necessary, administrator says

Administrators say Rex could remain sustainable without a bailout; Australians warned not to travel to Bangladesh amid ‘civil unrest’; How the Games day 11 unfolded. Follow live updates.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

‘We are confident about the Australian economy’: Chalmers

Treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomes RBA decision; PM calls out Iranian ambassador’s comments; Kamala Harris secures Democratic presidential nomination. How the day unfolded.

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May

The ASX 200 is set to drop.

ASX climbs a tech share rally; Pro Medicus hits record

Miners, tech lift shares 0.4pc. Afterpay grows sales 25pc. New car sales hit record in April. Apple lifts dividend, buyback to record $US110b. Follow here.

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The ASX 200 is set to drop.

NAB result boosts banks; Woolworths, Bapcor, Block sink

Shares rise. Sequoia Financial rebels demand CEO exit. NAB declares flat dividend. Woolworths says food prices largely flat, shares sink. Bapcor crashes. Fed says rate rise unlikely. Follow here.

April

The ASX 200 is set to drop.

Shares sink; Anglo American rejects BHP’s ‘opportunistic’ proposal

Shares fall 1.2pc as rate cut hopes dim. BHP sinks on Anglo American deal. ResMed beats on profits. Wall Street lower on US GDP slowdown. Follow here.

Wall Street.

Wall Street drifts after hot streak, Tesla soars; ASX closed

Wall Street is drifting after a two-day hot streak with car maker Tesla surging but other tech stocks mixed. The ASX is closed for Anzac Day.

The ASX 200 is set to rise.

ASX trims gains after robust CPI; Perpetual drops

Shares flat at the closing bell; $A, bond yields jump as CPI data beat forecasts; Cleanaway denies speculation about Seven takeover offer; Perpetual books $5.2b in net outflows. Follow here for more.

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Markets are hyper focused on the rate outlook.

Tech lifts ASX, Brambles sinks

Shares gain; Northern Star output misses forecasts; Westpac flags $164m hit; Brambles sales up; First Sentier shuts credit funds; Seven ups Boral stake. Follow updates here.

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January

The Australian dollar has surged higher as more data points to a 2024 rate pivot in the US.

ASX 200 closes at 7627.8, within points from peak

Shares advance at the closing bell; higher iron ore price buoys mining giants; Bitcoin rises to highest level in 21 months. Follow here for more.

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November 2023

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ASX to open lower; Nvidia slumps as Target soars

Australian shares are poised to open lower after Wall Street extended gains and traders gained confidence the Federal Reserve would be able to pull off a soft landing.

Local shares are poised to open higher.

ASX jumps; Treasury Wine tumbles; Block, Qantas shares surge

Shares rally 1.1 per cent at the closing bell; Qantas shareholders press chairman about Joyce sell-down; Macquarie profits slide; Block jumps on upgrade; oil rises. Follow here for more.

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ASX to jump; Wall Street surges towards a big week

Australian shares are poised to jump 1 per cent with Wall Street rallying towards a mega week on hopes the Federal Reserve may finally be done with its market-crunching rate rises.

October 2023

Wall Street.

ASX to open slightly up; US bonds heap pressure on markets

Australian shares are set to open slightly higher as the US bond market continued to trouble investors and unemployment figures indicated the labour market was still hot.

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August 2023

On Wall Street, investors have digested Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, but next month is still expected to be volatile.

ASX set to rise before a big week of data; Fortescue to report

Australian shares are expected to lift as a trove of economic numbers and a big finish to reporting season loom, including Andrew Forrest’s mining company.

Traders on the New York Stock Exchange.

ASX set to drop 1.3pc; US Fed officials hint at end to rate rises

Australian shares are set to open lower after a Wall Street tech rally lost momentum and investors continued to fret over Jackson Hole.

The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to lift; US data boosts Fed rate pause hopes

Australian shares are set to open higher as Wall Street continues an optimistic streak based on Nvidia’s earnings result and US economic data boosted hopes for another pause in Fed rate rises.

The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to open lower; Nvidia drops back from record

Australian shares are set to open lower as Wall Street struggled ahead of Nvidia’s pivotal earnings report.

The New York Stock Exchange.

ASX to open higher; US bond yields hit fresh 15-year highs

Australian shares are set to open higher as the Nasdaq lifted Wall Street. Treasury yields continued to reach new highs and China’s growth woes continued.

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