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‘Dutton deal’ and ‘Albo arbitrage’: Can markets predict the next PM?
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‘Dutton deal’ and ‘Albo arbitrage’: Can markets predict the next PM?

Professional pollsters are having a hard time picking winners, and financial markets are much better at gauging public sentiment.

  • by William Bennett

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ASX jumps as inflation data soothes rate fears

ASX jumps as inflation data soothes rate fears

Investors responded positively to the latest quarterly inflation figures, taking the local market back above 8000 points.

  • by Penry Buckley
ASX stumbles as Fortescue and BHP weigh down benchmark index
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ASX stumbles as Fortescue and BHP weigh down benchmark index

The Australian sharemarket managed to trim its losses after a poor start to the day but still ended in the red, with iron ore miner Fortescue’s shares copping a severe beating.

  • by Staff reporter
Weaker profits on the cards with miners to feel the heat

Weaker profits on the cards with miners to feel the heat

The upcoming reporting season will offer plenty of downgrades, with investors likely to punish earnings misses rather than reward better than expected numbers.

  • by Staff reporter
ASX starts week on a high with inflation the key focus

ASX starts week on a high with inflation the key focus

With the future trajectory of interest rates a key area of focus for investors, the latest economic data in the US has buoyed sentiment that inflation is tracking in the right direction.

  • by Staff reporters
Australian shares fall for a second day as sentiment cools

Australian shares fall for a second day as sentiment cools

The Australian sharemarket has had a slow start to the year, following Wall Street, which baulked at Federal Reserve meeting minutes that indicated interest rates could stay higher for longer than expected.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Unconventional tips for thriving in your 20s

Unconventional tips for thriving in your 20s

People talk about their 20s like it was a golden era of their lives – full of fun, freedom and boundless opportunities. But that’s usually not the case.

  • by Paridhi Jain
Luxury goods a handy alternative to getting rich

Luxury goods a handy alternative to getting rich

Whether it’s a handbag, art piece, watch or collectables, staying ahead of the demand curve can deliver rich rewards.

  • by Wijith Wijeyasiri
RBA’s double whammy: Hit wages and raise interest rates
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RBA’s double whammy: Hit wages and raise interest rates

If the sharp increase in interest rates we’ve seen leads to a recession, it will be the recession we didn’t have to have.

  • by Ross Gittins
ASX slumps on weaker tech and banks
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ASX slumps on weaker tech and banks

The local bourse has closed out the week in the red after a sour session on Wall Street, as investors fret over rates and the turmoil in Europe.

  • by Carla Jaeger
ASX soars to post biggest gain in three months

ASX soars to post biggest gain in three months

The Australian sharemarket rallied on Thursday, jumping 1.44 per cent at market close, with all eleven sectors in the green.

  • by Carla Jaeger

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