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Yesterday

The S&P 500 is set to end a volatile week modestly lower.

S&P 500 slips, Fed official puts July rate cut on his calendar

The benchmark US index closed modestly lower, after a volatile week, with no end in sight yet of the conflict between Israel and Iran.

This Month

The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

World holds breath on Iran | $30b deal to test govt | CEO pay secrets

This week, the chooks try to make sense of the latest conflict in the Middle East, examine a takeover bid for Santos and look at CEO bonuses.

Crumbl cookies have taken the internet by storm.

Wall St is going crazy for these oversized, sugary cookies

Biscuit business Crumbl is a viral dessert sensation with more than $1.8 billion in sales. Now private equity is looking for a bite.

Treasurer Jaclyn Symes was in New York this month to speak with investors, businesses and the credit rating agencies.

Victorian treasurer courts Wall Street investors

Jaclyn Symes met investors, credit rating agencies and businesses in New York after handing down her first state budget that showed net debt will grow to $194 billion by 2028-29.

Daniel Reynolds, Sarah Rennie and Aidan Allan. Jarden, investment bank announce management changes.

Jarden in talks to secure offshore partner, strategic investor

The Trans-Tasman firm has been in discussions with independent and global advisory houses, including Wall Street deal-making powerhouse Evercore, for a tie-up.

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Wall Street tumbled and volatility surged as fighting escalated.

US equities drop as Iran retaliates, oil surges

The S&P 500’s rebound from an opening drop proved fleeting as investors rushed to sell as the conflict between Israel and Iran escalated. Volatility spiked.

The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

Your big ASX questions answered | IVF scandal | Iran attacked

This week, the chooks answer your questions about markets, look at Australia’s IVF sector crisis and extract the lesson for markets from the LA riots

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. There is increasing bullishness among investors that the worst of the tariff shocks are over.

Investors are piling back into the momentum trade, hoping for records

Fund managers say that even the shock of Israeli strikes on Iran is unlikely to hold back Australian shares, which are on the cusp of a bull market.

The patchy trading of IPOs on debut in Australia has would-be investors treading more cautiously than usual in 2025.

A weak IPO market? Here’s one big reason missed in the debate

Investors have long memories, and poor trading by many initial public offerings over the past five years has played a big part in the souring sentiment.

Don’t fret about AUKUS. Australia can keep attracting US capital

Investors should not read too much into the AUKUS review. New US administrations routinely revisit major policies and deals as a regular exercise in due diligence.

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‘No Plan B’ on AUKUS; Monash CEO quits; Wall Street bubble fears

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

How to get from PwC Sydney to the top of the world’s biggest bank

Marianne Lake does not “fit the typical profile” of a top banker at JP Morgan, given she spent her formative years outside the US.

The yield on the US 10-year leapt 11 basis points to 4.50 per cent as the jobs data led traders to trim bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.

Wall St rallies as jobs data eases outlook worries for now

All three major US equity benchmarks were higher after a report signalled labour market resiliency despite the Trump administration’s chaotic trade moves.

Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s bromance looks to be over.

Trump’s ‘one big beautiful bill’ is a danger to Australia

The budget is yet another tool to beat trade partners into submission. It threatens our companies, superannuation industry and sovereignty.

The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

Are you ready for the AI boom? | Virgin winners | Trump v Musk

This week, James and Anthony try to explain what’s coming from the AI revolution, reveal the biggest winners from the float of Virgin, and you’ll never guess: Tump and Musk’s bromance is over.

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Tesla loses $235b in market value in a day

The US president and the billionaire’s relationship blew up on social media, triggering a sharp sell-off in the EV car maker’s shares.

Nvidia boss Jensen Huang.

Nvidia’s $1.5 trillion rally has traders primed for more

“It’s time to ramp back up your ownership” of the AI poster child, one portfolio manager says, even after a 45 per cent surge from its April low.

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon says bond markets will crack at some stage, under the weight of too much US government spending.

Dimon calls a crack in bonds. But does an even bigger bubble loom?

A flip to lower tariffs, taxes and interest rates could make investors shift back into stocks related to the artificial intelligence boom.

US President Donald Trump speaks at US Steel Corporation’s Mon Valley Works-Irvin plant on Friday in Pennsylvania.

ASX to rise despite US recession fears growing

Jobs figures will be the first in a series of data points that will show how the world’s largest economy has reacted to President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

May

Trader Christopher Lagana works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, April 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

S&P 500 ends flat after Trump renews, tempers China tariff rhetoric

US equities ended little changed, off their session lows, after the president said he’s hoping to resolve a trade dispute with a phone call with Xi Jiniping.

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