ASX advances ahead of fresh inflation print
Ahead of consumer price figures for the March quarter, the benchmark notched its second session of gains.
Ahead of consumer price figures for the March quarter, the benchmark notched its second session of gains.
Chair says Star may need further supervision by regulator. Crown Sydney granted full gaming licence. Brambles falls amid ongoing inventory, price strain. Ramsay Health Care lifts on Wesfarmers ‘interest’.
Shopping at Woolies is about to get a big makeover, with a whole new section rolling out in stores.
A major recycling company has been lashed by a court after a worker suffered horrific crush injuries in a workplace accident, eventually losing his leg.
Some experts believe there’s a bleak and cold future ahead for cryptocurrency after a horror month. Better get out your coats because winter is coming.
ASX has entered a technical ‘correction’ as investors dump stocks including CSL, CBA and Woodside. Evolution Mining and Silver Lake Resources were also battered, dropping more than 10 per cent.
The world’s richest man has thrown down a challenge to McDonald’s to begin accepting meme cryptocurrency dogecoin as payment.
The ASX suffered a $59bn wipeout amid inflation and geopolitical jitters, ahead of key two-day meeting of the US Federal Reserve. Big four banks dropped between 2 and 3.6 per cent.
The hyper-competitive buy now, pay later space is set for more changes, with a leading Australian firm eyeing up the purchase of its US-focused rival.
ASX closes down by 0.5 per cent on broad falls led by tech and materials. Regis Resources tumbles after guidance cut, Uniti soars on takeover chatter and Fortescue makes $310m battery play.
The world’s richest man is now $34 billion poorer and other billionaires have also taken a huge hit to their personal wealth in recent days.
The Australian sharemarket continued its dire start to the year with mining and technology firms among the hardest hit on Monday.
The Australian share market plunged to an eight-month low this morning after a horror day on Wall Street on Friday.
Cryptocurrency has shed half its value since its November highs and there are fears it hasn’t even hit bottom yet.
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