ASX extends winning streak post RBA cut
A new record high for Australia’s largest bank as well as strong gains in the energy and healthcare sector helped drive the share market to a three-month high.
A new record high for Australia’s largest bank as well as strong gains in the energy and healthcare sector helped drive the share market to a three-month high.
One of Australia’s leading economists has called out US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy and given a reason why it won’t work.
One of Australia’s biggest banks is reportedly about to swing the axe on an estimated 1500 jobs in a massive redundancy cull.
Aussie entrepreneur Mark Bouris has made a huge call on the future of rate cuts for the year, after the Reserve Bank cut the official cash rate by 25 basis points.
Australia’s sharemarket traded higher on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia left the door ajar for more rate cuts.
A legendary motorcycle retailer with a 55-year history has entered voluntary administration, putting 400 jobs in limbo.
Embattled pizza giant Domino’s has announced it is looking for a new top boss in Australia after its chief executive resigned less than a year into the job.
ASX investors have kept the ASX winning streak alive during Friday’s trading thanks to a surge in property and healthcare stocks.
A surge in the banking sector on the back of better than expected employment figures has helped drive the ASX200 higher during Thursday’s trading.
There’s been a huge update as Gilmour Space Technologies enters its launch window to fire off a rocket into orbit.
Australia’s share market closed higher for the sixth consecutive trading session, after seesawing throughout the day, on the back of a strong bump in energy and technology stocks.
Australia’s biggest bank has posted a whopping three-month profit, but it comes with a warning as the threat of global tariff chaos looms large.
A rally in energy stocks has helped drive the ASX 200 to an 11-week high as investors jumped back into shares following a US-China trade deal.
Cautious Australian investors pushed the ASX slightly higher on Monday as they await news from negotiations on a US-China trade deal.
The local market continued its cautious rally, as trade talks between the two largest economies are set to begin over the weekend.
Cautious investors pushed the Australian sharemarket higher on Thursday on the prospect of a new Trump trade deal with the UK.
A rally in the commodities sector and a strong result from a major bank drove the ASX 200 higher during Wednesday’s trading.
A big four bank has dropped its mortgage rates, as competition for homeowners heats up.
NAB predicts struggling mortgage holders will get some much-needed relief on the back of an outsized rate cut in May.
The ASX 200 closed marginally lower during Tuesday’s trading as the major banks and healthcare drag the market down.
Aussies love it, as made apparent on Saturday, but economists say it will ruin Australia’s housing market – either way, it now has to happen, or Albo be damned.
They haven’t been implemented yet, but just the threat of Donald Trump’s US tariffs is damaging some of Australia’s biggest businesses.
The ASX 200 has capped off an $85bn week on the back of renewed hopes tariffs could be walked back.
A surge in technology and real estate stocks helped drive the ASX 200 higher, despite fears of a slowing US and Chinese economy.
Australia’s largest supermarket chain announced a “solid” third-quarter update on the back of selling cheaper items.
A jump in the banking and consumer discretionary stocks helped push the ASX into the green on Wednesday as investors factored in a rate cut in May.
Soaring energy, utilities and information technology stocks drove the ASX200 higher on an overall positive day for the market.
Gen Z and Millennial voters are now the largest voting block in Australia and a new poll has delivered a clear warning to the major parties about what they want.
The ASX200 continued to trade higher on Monday on the back of renewed hope of a tariff back down.
The ASX 200 closed a shortened trading week in the green, following talk the US is considering stepping back on its tariff policies.
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