Popular milk exits Aussie supermarkets
A nut milk brand has announced it will no longer be sold in Australia, and this is why.
Markets
ASX flat as investors eye inflation data
Australian shares were flat on Monday before important inflation data is released midweek.
ASX 200 erases losses to end flat
Fletcher drops 11 per cent on profit warning. Household spending growth slows: CBA. PwC restructures. Business conditions ease: NAB. Lendlease down as fights tax bill, sets investor day. ASIC probes ANZ bonds sale.
Third strong week running for ASX
International markets continue to help the Aussie sharemarket remain strong ahead of next Tuesday’s federal budget.
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ASX enjoys relief rally ahead of US Fed
Investors breathed a sigh of relief as inflationary pressures eased somewhat ahead of Thursday morning’s meeting of the US Fed.
Miners push ASX lower; Uniti surges on bid
ASX drops as materials and energy stocks weigh on the market. Uniti soars on Morrison & Co bid talks, Chalice Mining ends lower and Healius $100m buyback.
China’s filthy rich lose $72b in a day
There’s never been a worse 24-hour period to be a Chinese billionaire. as these men discovered the hard way.
Big miners sink ASX as commodities crash
The Australian sharemarket finished lower on Tuesday as the heavyweight mining and energy sectors copped a beating from plunging commodity prices.
Bitcoin as digital gold? Computer says ‘no’
Gold’s reputation as a safe haven asset has been enhanced by the Ukraine war. But not so for crypto – here’s what it’s done in the past month.
ASX rallies on Elders, major banks
ASx posts its best one-day gain in six weeks as financials jump, while materials fall. Elders hits 12-year high, Virtus rises on CapVest deal and petrol to hit $2.50 a litre.
EU considering major bitcoin ban
Cryptocurrency could soon endure a fresh pummelling because the European Union is seriously considering a ban of sorts on blockchain.
Investors jump ahead of war-torn weekend
The Australian sharemarket sagged into the weekend as hopes of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine faded and central banks continued to wrestle with mounting inflationary pressures.
ASX ends on bearish note; Zip, Magellan fall
ASX closes the week lower as investors dump tech and discretionary stocks. Incitec Pivot hits three-year high, Zip dives on purchase plan, energy stocks rebound and Breville’s Italian buy.
Bitcoin savaged in surprise turn of events
Bitcoin has lost almost all the ground it clawed back in a tumultuous week that saw its prices plunge dramatically overnight.
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