ASX slips for fifth straight session
The share market extended its losses on Thursday, as property, energy and material stocks dragged the benchmark lower.
The share market extended its losses on Thursday, as property, energy and material stocks dragged the benchmark lower.
The ASX 200 falls to a five-week low. Liontown dives. APM hits record low. Jobless rate remains 3.9 per cent. BHP flags nickel cuts, slashes coal guidance.
ASX at fresh five-week low. China GDP up 5.2pc in 2023. Ecuador seeks $US209m from Worley. NAB sees rates on hold until November. Evolution Mining dives, Citi upgrades to a buy.
Thousands of Australian shoppers have fallen victim to a major online scam, affecting major brands.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has barely had time to warm his seat as new data shows just how tricky the road ahead is going to be.
World markets have shared a sigh of relief as Shanghai announced huge changes to a Covid-19 lockdown that has strangled the global economy.
Banks and tech stocks drag ASX down. Suncorp tumbles on ‘climate’ downgrade, Star ‘not suitable’ for licence, building approvals decline and crude oil hits three-month high.
The Australian sharemarket has handed back some of its recent gains with banking and technology stocks in retreat.
The cryptocurrency winter may be thawing after bitcoin pulled off the seemingly impossible amid a horror month.
Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon Brookes has responded after a huge win that will drastically alter Australia’s biggest polluting company.
ASX hits three-week high on tech and miners. A2 Milk and Bubs surge on US baby formula plans, AGL dips on demerger U-turn, ASIC sues ANZ and Rex calls Qantas a ‘bully’.
It was a strong session for rate-sensitive technology and payment firms as the local sharemarket started the week sharply higher.
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