ASX slumps on US recession fears
The ASX 200 has slumped to its worst quarter since Covid on the back of fears of an economic trade war
The ASX 200 has slumped to its worst quarter since Covid on the back of fears of an economic trade war
A new report into US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy has sparked investors’ fears, with billions wiped from global markets.
Australia’s housing market has continued its resurgence, and the momentum is all down to one thing we haven’t seen since 2020.
Voters will be watching Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton closely this week, with another round of Trump tariffs set to shake up the campaign.
Cricket legend Brett Lee’s beer company owed millions when it collapsed, with the tax man and a charity among those in the lurch.
The major banks have slashed their deposits and savings rates, just days before the RBA will announce the nation’s official cash rate.
Cost of living relief and a modest tax cut are unlikely to slow the RBA’s progress on cutting rates, according to analysts.
The local sharemarket has secured its fifth consecutive day of gains on Wednesday as optimistic investors rallied in 10 of 11 sectors.
Cost of living might be putting pressure on the household budget, but sport is one thing Australians aren’t willing to give up.
Another large Aussie retailer with staff across the country has gone into administration, with all of its physical stores to close.
Homeowners have received a new boost, with falls in inflation renewing hopes for an early rate cut.
The Albanese government has announced a number of key measures in the budget aimed at easing cost of living pressures. Here’s how it could help you.
The Australian ASX200 has seesawed as markets await major economic updates, including just what Donald Trump will do next on tariffs.
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