ASX hits record high
The share market hit a new high on Wednesday as better than expected inflation figures raised hopes of an end to interest rate hikes.
The share market hit a new high on Wednesday as better than expected inflation figures raised hopes of an end to interest rate hikes.
Market pricing two 2024 rate cuts, from August, as inflation cools more than expected. ASX sets record intraday and closing highs. Aussie dollar drops. Judge slams Westpac penalty. IGO mothballs nickel mine.
The ASX came within 2.3 points of breaking its record high set almost two and a half years ago.
Bourse flirts with record high before paring gains. Godfreys falls into administration. Costa Group shareholders back $1.5bn takeover. Megaport, Nickel Industries and City Chic jump.
The wrong kind of Turkey is inflating this Thanksgiving as economists around the globe sit stunned at record numbers hit on Wednesday.
ASX closes down 0.2 per cent at at 7399.4 after mixed leads from Wall Street. Oil Search merger gets nod from ISS and Prime pitches Seven deal at AGM.
The retail giant has been unable to match last year’s Covid-fuelled spending surge as the rolling crisis whacks sales.
When the horror US inflation figures dropped this month, bitcoin was flagged as a possible hedge, but that’s looking increasingly unlikely.
The S&P/ASX 200 closed up 0.8% at a 5-day high, driven by miners as iron ore futures jump 10% on China stimulus hopes. Banks recovered.
ASX closes down 0.6%, Covid fears send travel stocks diving, AMP higher after $7bn fund win, Peet secures $1bn development site and Aussie dollar higher.
There’s a global shortage of a key material which could impact everything from construction to consumer goods, yet a stockpile worth $US5m sits untouched.
Many Australians don’t know enough about superannuation and are heading towards an uncomfortable retirement if they don’t take action.
El Salvador has taken the unprecedented step of building a city solely devoted to bitcoin mining and also funded by bitcoin.
Australian markets have closed 0.2 per cent higher amid stronger global shares with Crown Resorts gaining on a new offer.
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