Watch out for currency volatility
The little shiver in the US dollar could be a preview of increased volatility.
The little shiver in the US dollar could be a preview of increased volatility.
Crown has suffered its worst day in eight years as investors panic following news of arrests.
Qantas is leading the ASX 200 today after announcing a new path to China.
The big miners ended in the red as investors rushed for the exit, while the ASX closed lower.
The local market pared losses in afternoon trade but still ended in the red on miner weakness.
Currency markets are speaking volumes following today’s key presidential debate.
Strong US economic data is making life hell for local gold stocks and big-name yield plays.
Energy companies were the day’s best performers, while Telstra, Estia and Vocus came under pressure.
Gold stocks have been hammered, while the broader market is in the red.
The local market swung into the black as the RBA left rates on hold and the banking inquiry kicked off.
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