Aussie sharemarket closes on 100 day high
The Aussie sharemarket has closed on a 100 day high, led by consumer discretionary stocks as investors factor in rate cuts.
The Aussie sharemarket has closed on a 100 day high, led by consumer discretionary stocks as investors factor in rate cuts.
Australians are still feeling the pinch of cost-of-living rises even though the rate of inflation is slowing.
The final two brands in the Mosaic Brands fold will be shut down after its receivers were unable to find a new buyer, leaving thousands without a job.
The Aussie sharemarket soared on Wednesday as markets factor in the likelihood of a rate cut in February.
A major bank has reduced its fixed-rate mortgages just weeks out from the Reserve Bank’s official rate-cut decision.
The Australian economy is expected to experience brighter days ahead off the back of expected interest rate cuts, but there is a massive catch for workers.
Australians are more likely to take time off work with higher government payments, new research shows.
The Aussie sharemarket started the week on a high in a broad market rally, largely due to Donald Trump being sworn in as the next US President.
Experts say the US brand will be facing an uphill battle as it tries to crack the Australian fast-food market.
Experts say the US brand will be facing an uphill battle as it tries to crack the Australian fast-food market.
Australian retirees are saving too much of their retirement nest egg, with calls for major reforms to the superannuation sector.
One state premier has given a blunt response to an embattled casino giant as it faces collapse, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
Labor is making a multi-billion dollar appeal to a key Australian industry in a push to take it green.
Two men and a 15-year-old boy have been charged after allegedly trying to evade police in a stolen car.
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