ASX rises to new record high
Friday’s rally in mining, real estate and technology stocks pushed the ASX 200 to a new record high.
Friday’s rally in mining, real estate and technology stocks pushed the ASX 200 to a new record high.
All four of the big banks now agree on when the Reserve Bank board will cut interest rates following welcome inflation data this week.
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.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has announced the long-awaited shake up of his front bench as he looks to the upcoming federal election.
Major retailers were responsible for the Aussie sharemarket closing just shy of a record high – with the dollar also climbing to a new peak.
Members in Australia’s top-performing superannuation funds are more than 13 per cent better off this year.
A huge number of Aussie households have said they are desperately needing a rate cut when the Reserve Bank next meets.
The Aussie sharemarket has snapped a three-day winning streak as consumer-facing stocks and an “unloved” mining sector drag the index lower.
Australia has already fallen behind its newly created housing target, and if things don’t improve dramatically, the shortfall will be staggering.
Two of Australia’s biggest retailers have agreed to a merger as tough retail conditions continue to cut into the sales of both companies.
An iconic Aussie clothing brand is closing its stores after a buyer was unable to be found for the chain, with hundreds to lose their jobs.
Australians will likely need less superannuation than they think to maintain their current lifestyle, but there is a major caveat.
Australian sharemarket firmed on Wednesday, as Donald Trump helped the strong performance by Australia’s tech sector and uranium shares.
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