ASX extends run as it approaches highest
Share market bellwether Commonwealth Bank rose to a record Australian high on Wednesday, helping to drag the market higher.
Share market bellwether Commonwealth Bank rose to a record Australian high on Wednesday, helping to drag the market higher.
A big Aussie fashion retailer has just appointed its new chief executive, with promises of multimillion-dollar pay cheques if he meets targets.
Australia’s sharemarket continued its gains during Tuesday’s trading as the Commonwealth Bank soared to a new record high.
RBA well placed to ‘respond decisively’ to international developments. Fair Work Commission grants above-inflation 3.5pc wage rise. NAB cuts economic forecasts. IDP Education dives 46 per cent.
The local sharemarket extended gains in afternoon trade, driven by a sharp rebound in energy stocks and buoyant gold miners. Jobs data won’t push RBA rate cut in May. BHP gains on steady March quarter. Woodside spikes on LNG deal, oil price.
Sigma’s billionaire director cashes in. Star shares down after roller-coaster start. Zip top gainer. BOQ lifts on profit beat. Asian markets red as Nvidia-led falls loom. China warns of US tariff pressures.
The future of a popular fast food restaurant in Australia is now uncertain, after its operator confirmed it will sell off the chain.
Major healthcare stocks and the big four banks drive the market into the green on a relatively subdued day of trading.
Casino giant Star’s accounts reveal line ball call as going concern, CEO’s $12.1m ‘cash guarantee’. Bellevue Gold tanks after discounted raise. Collins down on Taco Bell exit plans.
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Tech investors pile in despite Trump exemptions confusion. Property, health stocks also strong gainers. China’s exports surged in March. Future of bank stocks clouded: Citi.
The Australian sharemarket market will likely remain volatile even after the ASX saw a $116bn rise in one day.
The ASX 200 trimmed a big intraday fall as US stock index futures and US Treasuries reversed early losses. Asian stocks are mixed with the Nikkei 225 down 3 per cent and the Hang Seng index turning up 1.3 per cent. Xi Jinping will visit Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia next week for a response to Trump’s 145 per cent tariff war.
Technology and mining stocks lead surge on local bourse. US futures point down after Wall Street’s historic session as Chinese leaders meet to respond to Trump’s 125 per cent hit.
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