Australian market set to open lower
THE Australian market looks set to open lower following Wall Street’s fall of more than one per cent after a mixed US jobs report.
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Why China’s crash is a good thing
THE slowdown in China is sending shudders through the world economy, but this analyst argues it will actually be good thing. Here’s why.
True cost of speaking out against China
SHE was abducted under the cover of darkness and locked up for a crime she says she didn’t commit. This is China’s Enemy No. 1.
Why China’s crash puts us at risk
WHAT does China’s economic slowdown have to do with Sydney house prices? One of the world’s top experts explains how it could affect you.
Dollar rises slightly as markets firm
THE Australian dollar has edged higher after global markets stabilised overnight and China’s stock market closed less than half a per cent lower.
Aussie dollar dips below US70c
THE Aussie dollar has dipped below US70c for the first time in more than six years, after commodities dived and analysts warned of further heavy falls.
Dollar dives on poor China data
THE Australian dollar has slipped to a six-year low after disappointing manufacturing data from the world’s top two economies shook market confidence.
Australian market set to open lower
AUSTRALIAN shares looks set to open sharply lower after international markets tumbled following China manufacturing data.
‘I am deeply sorry I caused losses’
THIS is the face of China’s market farce. Authorities paraded a journalist on state TV, where he issued a grovelling apology for causing the stock market crash.
Australian market set to open lower
THE Australian market looks set to open lower after Wall Street fell with investors worried over the potential impact of China’s slowdown.
Journo ‘confesses’ to market chaos
THEY got him. Everyone can relax. A journalist has “confessed” to causing “panic” on China’s stock market and inflicting “huge losses on the country”.
Australian market set to open higher
THE Australian market looks set to open higher after gains on international markets, with good economic data also helping to boost US and European shares.
China casts shadow over US hike
THE Australian dollar is lower after a top Federal Reserve official said economic havoc in China has cast a shadow over the likelihood of a US rate hike.
Market recovers as China rises
THE share market has followed other Asian markets higher as investors continue to take advantage of bargains created by Monday’s huge fall.
Australian dollar is lower
THE Australian dollar has been dragged down as traders remain cautious about how far China’s stockmarket will unwind.
Finance news you need to know
CHINA’S central bank has cut its benchmark interest rates and the amount of cash banks must keep on hand.
Is now actually a good time to buy?
AUSTRALIAN shares have staged a staggering rally today, shaking off further sharp falls in China. So could now be a good time to buy?
ASX shares make a strong rebound
THE market turmoil of recent days is likely to push the Australian dollar lower and could even spark another rate cut, as the ASX reversed well over half of its horror four per cent losses.
Where to next in the market chaos?
THERE is panic around the world as China’s ‘Black Monday’ gets blacker. Saul Eslake explains exactly how it came to this — and where to next.
‘It feels like the end of the world’
BILLIONS have been wiped off global markets amid fears that China’s “Black Monday” could shatter the world’s economy.
Dollar hits fresh six-year low
THE Australian dollar has hit a fresh six-year low, extending deep losses following a rout in world markets over China’s slowing growth.
Australian market set to open lower
THE Australian market looks set to open almost four per cent lower after international markets plummeted on further concern over China’s slowing economy.
Rich list smashed as shares plunge
THE global share market plunge has cost the world’s elite an average half a billion US dollars each — but don’t feel sorry for them yet.
Sharemarket — further falls likely
CHINA’S fall is just one of several negative forces that have seen Australian shares take their biggest tumble since the global financial crisis.
ASX ends worst day since GFC
A STAGGERING $70 billion was wiped from the Australian share market today in its most tumultuous day in years, as China’s market plunged.
Chinese whispers threaten trophy deal
ONE side is saying the free trade agreement will cost Aussies their jobs. The other side is saying the opposite. Who should you believe?
‘Spy robot’ puts China in a spin
BEIJING claims a metal cylinder pulled from the waters of the South China Sea was a foreign spy device used to gather intelligence on their navy, further stoking regional tensions.
Dollar down on fresh China fears
THE Australian dollar has edged lower as concerns over Chinese sharemarkets and fresh Greek eurozone exit talk emerged.
Australian market set to open lower
THE Australian market looks set to open sharply lower following significant falls on international markets.
$US3.3 trillion wiped off stock market
GLOBAL markets suffered their worst day in four years with $3.3 trillion disappearing from the US stock markets as investors grow concerned over China.
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