Aussie shares crack fresh record high
The Australian sharemarket lifted to a fresh record high on Tuesday as investors followed gains on Wall St.
The Australian sharemarket lifted to a fresh record high on Tuesday as investors followed gains on Wall St.
There is a way for Australia to move away from coal and remain the lucky country, but a key decision from China will determine our fate, one expert has warned.
Anthony Albanese is making the case for Australian iron ore in China as steelmakers stare down challenges in an increasingly green global economy.
Anthony Albanese has heaped praise on China alongside a senior CCP official in Shanghai as his hosts bombard him with a charm offensive.
The Reserve Bank warns a failure to tackle challenges including trade tariffs, productivity slowdown and climate risks will put Aussie living standards at risk.
The Australian sharemarket has closed flat despite a shock RBA announcement and US President Donald Trump penning letters to key trading partners.
Anthony Albanese is set to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where he is expected to discuss key issues including trade and tourism.
Coal miners in a key mining state are in line for a large pay bump after defeating industry giant BHP in a Fair Work ruling.
Jim Chalmers said the shock decision by the Reserve Bank to hold the cash rate at 3.85 per cent was “not the result millions of Australians were hoping for”.
While Australia stands to receive small but positive benefits from Donald Trump’s tariff rampage, there will be “serious consequences” if a trade war ensues.
Australia’s sharemarket slumped during trading on Monday as investors await two key pieces of economic news, including the RBA’s rate decision.
Australia’s sharemarket followed the US to a fresh record high, with markets climbing despite global economic concerns.
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