ASX books first fall in 3 days, Rio posts bumper profit
Australia’s sharemarket fell for the first time in three days while Rio Tinto ended a bad year with a big profit.
Australia’s sharemarket fell for the first time in three days while Rio Tinto ended a bad year with a big profit.
Some of Australia’s biggest companies are expressing confidence in a sustainable recovery amid plunging US case numbers and encouraging results from vaccines.
ASX closes near 12-month high as BHP rallies; New blow to Fortescue leadership; Bitcoin testing $US50,000 as it hits new record high.
The Reserve Bank has ‘acknowledged the risks’ of rising home values but sees few signs of deteriorating lending standards.
Investors are being rewarded for backing a corporate rebound after the COVID-19 pandemic.
ASX lifts as Zip Co, Nearmap surge. CCA offer raised, Crown confirms CEO change. JB Hi-Fi record sales. Google, Seven West news tie-up.
The Australian dollar dipped and shares tumbled after Victoria announced a statewide lockdown from midnight on Friday, in response to another outbreak of the coronavirus from a quarantine hotel in Melbourne.
ASX drops to six-day low on Victoria lockdown as Qantas and other travel stocks tumble, while NSW gaming chief says Crown CEO will exit shortly.
Hamish Douglass has rejected criticism of Magellan’s investment strategy and warned that markets have ‘very little margin’ for error”.
ASX dips regional holidays. Nearmap dives after short-sell report, while Crown promises change and AMP falls after bidder walks away.
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