Megan Neil

Megan NeilBusiness reporter

Megan Neil is a Melbourne-based senior business reporter for The Australian, covering financial services. She spent 20 years at national newswire Australian Associated Press in various roles including senior national journalist, finance editor and Melbourne bureau chief. Megan covered several royal commissions including the financial services inquiry.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos AUGUST 07 2023: A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney as interest rates continue to rise. Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

ASX climbs on wages, RBA data; Lake top gainer

CSL, Pro Medicus, Cochlear lead health sector rally. AUD at US65c after lower quarterly wages growth. China reveals more economic weakness. NAB spikes on buyback. Seek tumbles.

InvestingMarkets

The Nasdaq MarketSite in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022. Big technology earnings have prompted some extreme share price moves this season, with Wall Street’s expectations seemingly misaligned with company realities. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

Investors rush for US tech stocks

Australian investors wanting exposure to the ‘magnificent seven’ mega-tech stocks and the US market rally have pumped almost $100m into a Nasdaq exchange-traded fund in one month.

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ASX 200 falls; Syrah top loser, Carsales zooms

Share market falls to lowest close in just over four weeks. Dell Australia cops $10m fine. Carsales top gainer on dividend lift. Beach tanks on profit fall.

WealthWealth

Russell DrysdaleÃs Children Dancing (1950) sold at auction for $2.025m at Deutscher and HackettÃs May auction.

The art of outperforming the market

A global art price increase of 30 per cent in just a year puts the asset class on top of Knight Frank’s luxury investment index, followed by watches and jewellery.

WealthWealth

Grandmother With Mother And Adult Daughter Relaxing On Sofa, Smiling To Camera; happy seniors retirement generic family

Super returns rise but ‘bumpy’ months ahead

Energy and commodities helped boost super fund returns in July, with modest sharemarket returns, but inflationary impacts lie ahead.

Financial servicesFinancial Services

AMP targets cost savings as profit falls

Wealth manager AMP is looking for $120m in cost savings and also hitting pause on returning $350m to shareholders following a fall in its bottom-line interim profit.

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