ASX jumps after volatile day of trading
The Aussie sharemarket closed up on a strong day of trading, as investors factor in the new US President and how his proposed tariffs will impact the market.
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The Aussie sharemarket closed up on a strong day of trading, as investors factor in the new US President and how his proposed tariffs will impact the market.
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.
The Australian sharemarket slipped on Friday, despite a positive boost for the country’s commodity sector on the back of results out of China.
The Aussie sharemarket surged on Thursday, thanks to new data and led by the major banks and information technology stocks.
The Aussie market closes down despite a positive start to trade across the board, as investors look ahead for jobs data and US inflation updates.
Australia’s share market finished in the green on Tuesday, led by the major resources and property stocks, and a surprise report out of the US.
Banks, consumer discretionary and information technology stocks have slumped during a broad market sell-off on Monday.
A share sell-off in the banking and consumer staples sectors saw the Australian market trade heavily in the red on Friday.
The Australian sharemarket has dipped on Thursday, breaking a five day streak, despite favourable retail sales data.
Fresh inflation data has given the Australian share market a boost, with trading up on Wednesday.
The Aussie market has risen for the fourth straight day and reached a three-week high despite falling commodity prices.
ASX eked out tiny gains during Monday’s trading as rises in property trusts and information technology stocks beat falls in iron ore miners.
The ASX 200 finished the week strongly off the back of surging commodity stocks and an unexpected business partnership
The ASX 200 had a strong opening trading day for 2025, led by growth in the energy, materials and property sectors.
The ASX 200 tumbled during Tuesday’s trading with A-REITs, consumer discretionary and financial stocks all down more than 1 per cent.
The Australian share market has endured a shocker final full day of trading for 2024 – with all but one sector closing the day lower.
Investors received a late Christmas present with the ASX 200 rising on the first trading session following the holiday break.
The ASX has surged back and broken a days-long losing streak – after better than expected inflationary data out of the US sent markets higher around the world.
The ASX has tumbled to a new low after markets continued to sell off, with investors factoring in a less-than-favourable decision in the US.
The ASX cratered after a major decision on a US rate cut, with all 11 sectors trading in the red.
The ASX 200 traded slightly down ahead of a major decision by the US Federal Reserve, just after the market hit a four-day high.
The ASX 200 snapped a five day losing streak, as the Santa Claus rally finally arrives.
The ASX 200 has continued to suffer major headaches amid falling iron ore prices – with the market falling to a fresh four-week low.
A sharp sell-off in materials and utilities dragged the Aussie sharemarket into the red – marking its worst week in four months.
A growing Aussie music company has just made a massive move, taking over a popular online travel guide website.
The ASX has fallen to a three-week low on Thursday as markets digested better than expected unemployment figures.
A sharp sell-off in information technology and energy stocks dragged the Australian markets down during Wednesday’s trading.
The gift-giving season has shunted the ASX to a marginal gain on Monday as oil uncertainty buried many of the big players.
The ASX 200 has traded down following weak investor sentiment and a key piece of US data coming out overnight.
The local market traded higher on Thursday but was unable to close above 8500 points due to a pullback in the afternoon’s trading.
The Australian sharemarket has fallen just days after cracking a record high 8500 points in a broad market sell-off on Wednesday.
Australia’s sharemarket cracked a fresh record high on Tuesday, on the back of renewed economic confidence.
Australia’s sharemarket has started the last month of the year with a strong day of trading, as new retail data was surprisingly good.
The Australian sharemarket trimmed during Friday’s trading as investors took stock of later than anticipated rate cuts.
The Australian market rallied during early trading as markets factor in further rate cuts in the US.
The ASX200’s three day winning streak came to an end on Tuesday, as markets digested President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement on US tariffs.
The Australian market rallied during early trading as markets digest the latest appointment from President Elect Donald Trump.
Smaller listed ASX businesses are getting hammered as the flow of money largely favours blue chip stocks.
Australia’s share market has reached the highest weekly close on record, despite a choppy week of trading.
On a choppy day for the market, the ASX 200 traded relatively flat, thanks to a late market surge.
The ASX closed down on Wednesday as investors took advantage to take a profit following a record day of trading on Tuesday.
The ASX 200 is trading up 2.6 per cent for November during the traditionally strong trading period leading into the ‘Santa Claus’ rally in December.
The ASX 200 rose slightly during Monday’s trading, pushed higher largely by Australia’s resource companies.
The ASX 200 rose slightly during Friday’s trading, as the market had a benign broad based rally as Donald Trump announced more key appointments.
The Australian market is up for the first time this week due to the information technology and financial sectors.
The ASX 200 fell by 0.8 per cent during Wednesday’s trading, as investors think through the implications of the second Trump presidency on Australia.
The Australian sharemarket traded strongly on Friday off the back of further rate cuts from the US central bank.
The ASX has dipped for the second consecutive day, giving back part of last-week’s post gains following the US presidential election.
The struggling Chinese economy has few rays of hope for Australian miners, as the big iron ore producers sink the ASX to a loss on Monday.
Aussie shares traded slightly higher on Thursday, despite a strong rally out of Wall Street on a “red wave” sweeping through the US political system.
The Australian sharemarket slipped on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s seismic US Presidential election.
The Aussie share market rallied strongly off the back of an unexpected polling result out of the US.
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The ASX closed down 0.50 per cent on the final trading down of the week, following a horrid day on Wall Street with big tech earnings falling sharply.
The ASX closed down 0.25 per cent as supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths announced weaker than expected sales.
The ASX closed down 0.8 per cent as investors factored in the unlikely chance of getting a rate cut following fresh inflation data on Wednesday.
The ASX closed up 0.3 per cent for the third straight day, as investors wait for clarity from global markets.
A major ASX-listed retailer that owns iconic brands such as Katies, Rivers and Millers has gone into voluntary administration.
Australia’s only ASX-listed music company holds plenty of ambition, taking on every element of the lucrative industry in a bid to reach 1 billion fans.
The ASX closed trading up slightly on Friday, but it still fell 0.88 per cent for the week.
The ASX 200 has again traded sideways on Thursday, after $48bn was wiped off the sharemarket during Tuesday’s trading.
The ASX 200 traded sideways on Wednesday, after $48bn was wiped off the sharemarket during Tuesday’s trading.
The ASX 200 has its worst trading day in seven weeks with all 11 sectors falling Tuesday. But there were pockets of strength for Aussie investors.
The ASX 200 has rallied strongly following strong falls on Friday, after a spate of good economic news
The ASX 200 has fallen from a record high, as investors are disappointed with the economic growth of Australia’s largest trading partner.
The ASX has closed at another record high this week, driven by stronger than expected Australian economic news.
Australia’s sharemarket has temporarily fallen from its record high on Tuesday, as tech stocks offset strong gains by banks and miners.
The Australian share has closed at a new record high as investors react positively to an improving economic backdrop and rumours of a Chinese stimulus package.
A job cull is sweeping through one of Australia’s biggest insurance companies, even as the company rakes in big profits.
A major Australian food producer, which was once worth $130 million, has gone under.
Mitsubishi’s ASX is one of the oldest cars on sale, making it a safe if uninspiring option for Aussie motorists.
Thousands of jobs are potentially in limbo after Australia’s gambling giant The Star was suspended from the stock exchange.
The financials and energy sectors have dragged the ASX to a winning day as Chinese woes weigh heavy on Australian miners.
An Australian company that profited off protecting its users from savage shark attacks has gone bust.
Star Entertainment group, which operates casinos in Sydney, Brisbane and the Gold Coast, has been pulled from trading on the ASX after a dire week.
The Aussie share market finished the week, and the reporting month of August, in the green as it marked the third straight week of gains.
The Australian share market fell again on Thursday, after a poor start thanks to Wall St, as several big name companies report results.
The Australian Stock Exchange ended Wednesday flat after some of the country’s biggest companies reported some less than stellar results.
The Australian share market finished down on Tuesday, following sagging results from jeweller Lovisa and sluggish performance from Zip and Johns Lyng.
One of Australia’s richest people became $2.1bn better off on Wednesday as his tech firm led the Australian share market.
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