ASX edges higher as tariff talk softens
President Trump’s hawkish tariff talk has softened and the local bourse soaked up the resulting Wall St boom.
President Trump’s hawkish tariff talk has softened and the local bourse soaked up the resulting Wall St boom.
A painting of Donald Trump hanging with other presidential portraits at the Colorado state Capitol will be taken down after the US President claimed that his was ‘purposefully distorted.’
Donald Trump’s interventions in trade and monetary policy have the potential to erode global confidence in the US dollar, and even undermine other government-issued currencies.
Blackstone and Cornell Capital have urged investor patience through tariff diplomacy and see opportunities through the turmoil.
With Canadians going to the polls on April 28, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is in a dogfight with Prime Minister Mark Carney over who better can handle Donald Trump – and the economy and energy.
Donald Trump told a cabinet meeting he might give ‘a lot of countries breaks’ and said tariffs on some sectors such as car and pharmaceutical tariffs might come after April 2.
Adrian Di Marco says the best people are staying away from public boards because listed companies have become too woke and that Donald Trump’s war on DEI is a ‘wake-up call’.
Trump’s lashing out at its ally has turned Canadian politics on its head.
We must face a future in which the US nay no longer be our reliable friend.
US leadership and primacy have been key stabilisers in the post-World War II institutions and rules-based global system. However, the new world disorder enveloping us since Donald Trump’s second inauguration on January 20 is deeply disturbing.
Coalition and ALP strategists will be watching how Donald Trump influences the Canadian election, called for April 28 – shortly before Australians go to the polls.
The Australian ASX200 has seesawed as markets await major economic updates, including just what Donald Trump will do next on tariffs.
The so-called Trump put option may not be completely dead after a report that US tariff announcements next week would be narrower in scope than the US President has threatened.
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Conservative opponent Pierre Poilievre said Donald Trump must respect Canada’s sovereignty as both kicked off their election campaigns on Sunday (local time) against the backdrop of a trade war and the US President’s annexation threats.
Australia’s central bank is likely to be nervous ahead of its next rate decision for one very good reason that’s out of its hands.
Mark Carney’s Liberals seemed set to lose weeks ago but are now in a position to win the election because of voters’ concerns about the harm Donald Trump could do to the Canadian economy.
Global economic and financial markets fear is adding to worries that are already eating into the minds of older Australians.
Donald Trump will come and Trump will go. And after he departs, traditional conservatism will continue to dominate. Plus head-knock dementia, university intolerance, Hamas resurgence and nuclear deterrents.
If Donald Trump really wants to make America great again he should not listen to Mark Zuckerberg, who has complained Australian laws are targeting US tech titans unfairly.
NIOA will build a $120m weapons factory in the US amid growing calls by Donald Trump for Western countries to spend more on defence.
Chinese officials weigh Japan’s 1980s strategy – restraining exports while charging more – for products such as electric vehicles or batteries.
Suggestions that Britain will invite America to be an associate member of the group of nations have been welcomed by the president.
Donald Trump says Boeing has been selected to build what may turn out to be the most expensive fighter in history
The international body is boldly working to suppress open debate on climate change while pushing prosperity-wrecking policies.
The trans movement has a lot in common with other movements of mass social contagion. Unfortunately, the medical profession is not immune.
The US President is reinvigorating conservatism but trashing it at the same time. What will be left when he finishes?
Australia’s top-flight basketball league isn’t for sale, says owner Larry Kestelman, who’s delivered an alley-oop to US interloper Jared Novelly’s putsch plans.
Illawarra Hawks’ owner and Donald Trump loyalist, Jared Novelly dropped a bombshell ahead of his team’s most important game ever. Now, CODE SPORTS reveals the inside details of the boilover attempt.
The chaos in Washington has transfixed China, as commentators compare Trump with Mao, Musk with Madame Mao and the DOGE employees with the Red Guards as they purge government bodies. Strategists in Beijing see historic opportunities.
NBL owner Larry Kestelman has shut down the bombshell revelation that Donald Trump ally and billionaire oil tycoon Jared Novelly is plotting a hostile takeover of the league.
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