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Joseph CarboneDigital Producer – Business

Joseph Carbone is a producer for The Australian Business Network after serving as Acting Digital Editor for The Weekly Times, Australia’s foremost rural news source.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos - JULY 25 2023:A view of the Digital boards at the Sydney ASX. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

ASX 200 lifts as MinRes gains; Bellevue tanks

Investors welcome MinRes cash gains, price wins. Bellevue Gold downgraded on discounted equity raise. Inflation uptick may force RBA hike. Key exit triggers Cochlear executive rehaul.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos,June 3, 2022: Generic imagery of the Australian Stock Exchange. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

ASX 200 hits two-week low; Fortescue, Macquarie fall

Senate committee to grill PwC CEO Kevin Burrowes, former bosses again. Commodities sink despite China rate cut. Fortescue misses guidance. ANZ suspends, sacks staff as market manipulation probe continues. Macquarie’s flat first quarter.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - JULY 03, 2024: Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers pictured as he introduces the new Future Made in Australia Bill 2024 and Future Made in Australia (Omnibus Amendments No. 1) Bill 2024 to Parliament, Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

ASX dips; govt drafts merger laws, flags stronger ACCC

Flight Centre trims guidance. Treasurer announces “faster, stronger” draft merger reform legislation. Perpetual hit by $9bn outflows. Telix slumps on bonds, regulatory updates. ASIC concerned over private market pump-up.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JUNE 4, 2024: General vision of Sydney CBD and ASX. The ABS is due to release National Accounts today expected to show growth in the economy was Ãvery weakÃ for the March quarter. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short

ASX snaps losing streak; Woodside leads poor energy sector

Tech sector leads ASX turnaround. Woodside reveals subdued quarter, upped Scarborough cost. Lynas suffers low output, falling prices. Warehouse NZ confirms Adamantem bid.

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ASX hit by US weakness, profit fears

The sharemarket has closed in the red for a third day, hurt by US losses and profit fears. Woodside snaps up Tellurian. NZ retail chain The Warehouse buyout potentially on horizon. Iress jumps on updated guidance. South32 smashed on $500m-plus impairment.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NEWSWIRE PHOTOS June 06 2022: A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney. Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard.

ASX 200 slips after tech selloff; jobs market ‘relatively tight’

Domino’s Pizza sinks on store closures. SkyCity to close NZ casino for five days, lose $NZ5m in deal. Telix falls despite guidance upgrade. Unemployment rate rises to 4.1pc. RBA should ‘rip band-aid off’ and hike rates: VanEck.

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ASX hits record high; CBA exceeds BHP market cap

CBA’s new intraday record: $131.70. Glencore ‘monitoring’ WA nickel operations as Lynas, Alliance Aviation assess ripple impact of BHP suspension. ACCC sifts through Brookfield’s $10bn Neoen play. Turmoil on board at Rex Airlines. Cettire jumps.

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Pedestrians are reflected in a window as they walk past an electronic stock board at the ASX Ltd. exchange centre in Sydney, Australia, on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019. âWe made good progress on our core initiatives across the period, including the program to replace CHESS with distributed ledger technology; upgrade of our secondary data centre to strengthen market resilience; and restructure of our Listings Compliance team to enhance the quality of market oversight,â ASX Chief Executive Officer Dominic Stevens said. Photographer: David Moir/Bloombergrket resilience; and restructure of our Listings Compliance team to enhance the quality of market oversight,â ASX Chief Executive Officer Dominic Stevens said. Photographer: David Moir/Bloomberg

ASX 200 lifts in a sea of records; BHP suspends nickel operations

BHP suspends nickel operations, citing global oversupply. Telix Pharma lifts on US payment changes. CBA breaks record price. Insignia boss overhauls executive ranks. White knight found for HS Fresh Food. Synlait soars as China rescue plan sails through.

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ASX 200 down; Telstra gains; Insignia down

Incitec’s $900m buyback after Indonesian takeover fails. Insignia down after dismissing private equity interest speculation. China inflation tepid amid lacklustre demand. Reserve Bank of NZ holds cash rate, sees inflation back to target by December.

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ASX 200 ends up 0.9pc at 3-day high

Australia’s sharemarket rebounds strongly on light volume as US futures add to slightly positive offshore leads, Telstra surprises with hefty price increases and banks soar with CBA hitting a record high.

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