ASX slips on Iran missiles, inflation worries
Australian shares slipped on Monday trading as investors price in rising geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
Australian shares slipped on Monday trading as investors price in rising geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
The world’s most populous nation is going through a booming period of growth, but there’s a problem that has left politicians sweating.
Softer-than-expected producer price data failed to ease the concerns of inflation-worried investors.
Atlassian billionaire Scott Farquhar kingmaker in Genex takeover by J-Power. Forrest vows to push ahead on Meta fight after DPP blow. ‘Enhanced bid’ paves way for Seven to take control of Boral. Star falls.
Miners and energy lead ASX gains. NAB and ANZ hike home loan rates, MinRes soars as it mulls spin-off, Nuix says no takeover bid and FTSE 100 rallies after the Queen’s death.
ASX enjoys one of its best sessions this year as the RBA hints at smaller rate hikes ahead. Tyro rockets on bid rebuff, iron ore rebounds and banks tip 25bp rate rise in October.
ASX hits seven-week low as materials and energy weigh. ResMed soars on high volume, New Hope shareholders in climate push, APA buys Basslink and Metcash sees sales jump.
ASX lower after the RBA’s fifth straight rate hike. Lithium stocks rally, iron ore miners drop, Rio Tinto reaches Turquoise Hill deal and a smaller October rate rise tipped.
ASX ends higher as energy and miners gain. Whitehaven Coal hits record high; European gas prices rocket 30 per cent, Fortescue trades ex-dividend and jobs ads exceed peak
ASX caps off a bad week with broad losses led by miners and tech. AMP loses control of retail trust, Dexus lowers Collimate offer, Rex bookings surge and A2 Milk extends rally.
Investors bail amid interest rate fears, pushing the ASX 200 down 2 per cent. BHP and others lose ground after paying dividends. Consumer-focused stocks including Endeavour and A2 Milk find support.
Another lender has made the surprising decision to ease the pain of price hikes, but only some customers will reap the benefits.
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