Sharemarket hits seven-month high
Australian stocks ended Monday’s trading day on a seven-month high, despite weaker than expected figures coming out of China.
Australian stocks ended Monday’s trading day on a seven-month high, despite weaker than expected figures coming out of China.
A hopeful US stimulus package has prompted an upbeat end for Thursday’s local trading day, with Australian mining shares rallying.
The Australian share market has tumbled as global coronavirus fears dent confidence and fuel a rise in economic and political uncertainty.
A cautious outlook for the property market has caused the Australian sharemarket to slip, with major banking shares taking a tumble.
THE Australian dollar has traded within a narrow range as the market awaits the federal budget.
THE Australian dollar is virtually unchanged from its local close on Friday as the market waits for the release of the federal budget.
THE Australian dollar remains well above 93.5 US cents strong on the back of better than expected jobs figures.
THE Australian dollar has rallied above 93 US cents after a sharp sell-off in the greenback.
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