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ASX ends the week higher; CBA sells Chinese bank stake

ASX ends the week higher; CBA sells Chinese bank stake

The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Friday, buoyed by gains in big retailers Harvey Norman and Wesfarmers.

  • by Hannah Kennelly

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ASX slumps as miners weigh on market; government buys Rex debt

ASX slumps as miners weigh on market; government buys Rex debt

The Australian sharemarket closed lower on Thursday as investors reacted to Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on China.

  • by Cindy Yin
ASX closes higher despite falls in mining stocks stoked by Trump tariffs

ASX closes higher despite falls in mining stocks stoked by Trump tariffs

The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Wednesday, as a surge in technology stocks helped to make up for slump in mining and energy companies’ shares.

  • by Cindy Yin
Banks jump as ASX hits six-week high

Banks jump as ASX hits six-week high

The Australian sharemarket hit at a six-week high on Tuesday as traders pored over policy announcements from Donald Trump’s first day in office.

  • by Hannah Kennelly
ASX closes higher as markets brace for Trump

ASX closes higher as markets brace for Trump

The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Monday, after big tech stocks helped drive Wall Street up on Friday.

  • by Hannah Kennelly
Trump crypto meme coin creates billions from thin air before his DC return

Trump crypto meme coin creates billions from thin air before his DC return

The coin’s market value has surged to about $9 billion, meaning a massive possible windfall for Trump-linked entities that own most of it.

  • by Annie Massa
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Volatile, yet prosperous: Gains on the horizon as ASX readies for Trump 2.0

Volatile, yet prosperous: Gains on the horizon as ASX readies for Trump 2.0

From potential tariffs to a Bitcoin ‘renaissance’, here’s how traders expect the local sharemarket to fare beyond the US presidential inauguration.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
ASX finishes lower as banks slip; Rio falls on report of merger talks

ASX finishes lower as banks slip; Rio falls on report of merger talks

Banks dragged the market into the red on Friday, after US stock indexes drifted lower following a mixed set of earnings reports.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
ASX adds $34b as US inflation cools; CBA jumps 3%

ASX adds $34b as US inflation cools; CBA jumps 3%

The Australian sharemarket surged on Thursday, with close to $34 billion added to the value of the ASX 200.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
ASX closes in red as traders await US inflation data; Musk sued by SEC

ASX closes in red as traders await US inflation data; Musk sued by SEC

The Australian sharemarket closed lower on Wednesday, after Wall Street fluctuated overnight as investors await the release of US inflation data.

  • by Hannah Kennelly and Daniel Lo Surdo
Mining and energy stocks drive ASX higher as oil and iron ore prices rise

Mining and energy stocks drive ASX higher as oil and iron ore prices rise

The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Tuesday, as rising oil and commodity prices fuelled a rally in mining and energy stocks.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo

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