Aussie bank makes astonishing rates call
One of Australia’s biggest financial institutions has reduced home loan interest rates, but there’s just one catch for potential customers.
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Grim prediction for struggling Aussies
Australians will get no respite from paying high prices for everyday items, the Reserve Bank has warned.
ASX falls for third straight day
The ASX 200 fell by 0.8 per cent during Wednesday’s trading, as investors think through the implications of the second Trump presidency on Australia.
Proof it’s never been tougher to buy a home
Surging house prices in every Australian capital city show it’s the worst time in history to be trying to buy a home.
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ASX falters after GDP figures
The ASX curiously slipped after better than expected GDP figures, but miners helped limit losses inflicted by stocks, including Coles and Woolworths.
China buckles on major Aussie export
Energy shortages have forced China to snap up Aussie coal for the first time in almost a year after diplomatic tensions caused an unofficial ban.
ASX recovers further from Omicron jitters
The ASX climbed higher, with a fast food giant rocketing as consumers gobbled up fried chicken at record levels, but a late sell-off curbed gains.
‘Incredible’: ASX shrugs off Covid variant
Stock market investors are being warned to brace for Omicron-induced volatility, despite the local bourse staging a remarkable recovery from an early plunge.
Coles uses unsold bread for fab purpose
What happens when you combine watermelons, unsold bread, a retail colossus and a craft brewer? Summertime merriment, apparently.
Where you should invest to get rich
Aussies looking to cash in on the share market in the new year should look to invest in these four sectors.
Surprise amount people have in savings
Startling new figures show how Aussies keep hoarding their cash in the bank after almost two years of lockdowns.
ASX wades through drama-packed session
There was plenty of excitement on the ASX, including a big retail deal, a major bank copping a spanking and a cannabis firm chair stepping down over an ASIC probe.
Online retailer whacked by investors
Investors have lashed out at Kogan over executive salaries, saying they should have been slashed after the share price plunged.
ASX pulls back after choppy session
Energy stocks were the ‘most improved’ on the ASX for the second straight day after the oil price rose despite a significant announcement about strategic reserves.
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