Volatility
- Opinion
- Wall Street
Trump has successfully blown up the global trading system
The volatility so far this month might be just a reaction to Trump’s tariffs. It might also reflect a structural threat.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
Latest
Why investors are worried about banks
Two separate groups of academics released papers in the past week estimating that banks faced at least $US1.7 trillion in potential losses.
- Christine Zhang, David Enrich and Karl Russell
If UBS acquires Credit Suisse 10,000 jobs may go
UBS is seeking $US6 billion costs to be covered by the Swiss government, if it buys rival Credit Suisse.
- Stefania Spezzati, Oliver Hirt and John O'Donnell
Nervous wait ahead of US Federal Reserve next move
The US central bank has to balance inflation and a resilient labour market with concerns about the health of the financial system, which will determine the path forward for rates.
- Liz Capo McCormick and Michael MacKenzie
Echoes of the dotcom crash as COVID sugar hit shakes markets
The sugar hit of pandemic spending is plainly over, and markets - from equities to crypto - are feeling the pain.
- Dominic Powell and Nick Bonyhady
‘Sea of red’: Ukraine crisis wipes more than $70b off ASX
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spooked global markets and raised fears of a spike in the price of oil.
- Clancy Yeates and Charlotte Grieve
Atlassian defies tech stock nosedive
Better than expected revenue will aid the company’s ambitious plan to hire 5000 more staff in Australia.
- Nick Bonyhady
- Opinion
- Opinion
Why investors are selling first and asking questions later
Now is not the time for negative news - investors are taking no prisoners in the current market as the hammerings of Adairs and Netflix shows.
- Elizabeth Knight
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