ASX lifts as travel stocks keep flying
The ASX climbed well into the green, thanks to higher commodity prices boosting miners, while travel stocks continued to surge.
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Travel stocks rocket on new border rules
The ASX eased slightly, but news double vaccinated travellers will be allowed into Australia on February 21 sent the sector soaring.
ASX shrugs off Wall Street bloodbath
The ASX surprised on the upside despite heavy losses on US markets overnight, with the highest oil prices in eight years boosting energy stocks.
Tech wrecks ASX two-day winning streak
The tech sector dragged the ASX lower after Facebook’s owner delivered a disappointing result after Wall Street closed, but Nufarm was a stellar performer locally.
ASX surges with one stock rocketing
The ASX rose for the second straight day, with the resources sector the big winners, including one stock that rocketed almost 40 per cent.
ASX jumps higher after RBA rates call
The central bank sent the ASX higher after not budging from its historic low cash rate, while a $3bn cash splash on shareholders buoyed Boral.
ASX has worst January since 2008
The ASX closed barely changed on the final trading day of the month, but officially notched up its worst start to the calendar year in 14 years.
ASX rallies after 10-month low
The ASX jumped sharply after plunging to a 10-month low in the prior session, the first day in the green all week.
ASX plunges to 10-month low
The ASX tumbled firmly into the red but energy stocks were winners as the prospect of armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine fuelled supply concerns.
ASX plummets in ‘bloody day’
A bigger than expected inflation spike and geopolitical tensions wreaked havoc on the ASX, with the benchmark index slipping below 7000 points.
Brutal ASX selloff rolls into new week
The Australian sharemarket continued its dire start to the year with mining and technology firms among the hardest hit on Monday.
ASX plunges after Wall St bloodbath
The Australian share market plunged to an eight-month low this morning after a horror day on Wall Street on Friday.
ASX nosedives to cap off ‘bloody week’
The ASX tumbled spectacularly after an ‘ugly late swoon’ on Wall Street, with few stocks spared from the sea of red.
Gold dazzles as ASX inches higher
The ASX crept into the green as energy producers Woodside and Santos booked record numbers, while gold miners shone brightly.
ASX firmly red after Wall Street tumbles
The local bourse went south after US markets copped a battering amid concerns the Federal Reserve will aggressively hike interest rates as inflation surges.
Beforepay’s shares plunge by 44 per cent
It shaved almost $70 million off the company’s valuation as consumers advocates warned younger generations are vulnerable to falling into debt.
ASX treads water with no US lead
The ASX finished barely changed despite a positive start, with Redbubble tanking on a profit plunge, while JB Hi-Fi jumped higher.
Retailers propel ASX higher
Consumer stocks led the ASX higher, including Wesfarmers despite reporting a Kmart and Target sales slump, while a market debutante tanked spectacularly.
ASX ends week on sour note
Almost every sector dragged the ASX firmly into the red, with tech a major weight, eclipsing the Nasdaq’s big tumble overnight.
Strong resources sector propels ASX
Ongoing strength in commodity prices amid tight supply and sustained demand boosted resources stocks, propelling the ASX higher.
ASX breaks two-day losing streak
‘Soothing’ comments by the US Federal Reserve chair boosted Wall Street and flowed on to the ASX, helped by higher commodity prices.
ASX sinks into red with just one winner
Critical US inflation data could spur on more sharemarket volatility as the ASX slides into the red for the second straight day, with supermarkets the worst performers.
Energy stocks help trim ASX losses
A potential Russian invasion of Ukraine will likely propel the energy sector even higher, experts say, as it helps the ASX limit losses.
Investors buy the dip as ASX rebounds
A swag of blue-chip stocks helped Australia’s sharemarket arrest a two-session slide on Friday, capping a volatile first trading week of the year.
Global tech slump sparks ASX nosedive
There wasn’t much good news to be found on the ASX on Thursday, with investors spooked by moves on Wall Street.
Tech sector sell-off dents ASX
A rotation out of high-growth technology and health stocks has knocked the Australian sharemarket from near five-month highs.
Red-hot ASX makes roaring start to 2022
Investors rode a wave of optimism in the first session of 2022 as the ASX 200 added a whopping 2 per cent to close near record highs.
ASX surges to near four-month high
Traders were in a festive mood when they resumed after the four-day Christmas weekend, lifting the ASX 200 to a new high.
ASX near six-week high after Santa rally
A classic Santa rally has lifted the ASX to near six-week highs as investors grow more confident Omicron will not derail the global economy.
Gold miners shine as ASX embraces lull
The Australian sharemarket rose for a third straight session to its highest close in two weeks, buoyed by gold miners, banks and healthcare firms.
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