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The Aussie share market sank on Thursday with traders seemingly unphased with the release of fresh employment data.
AUD drops as jobs growth exceeds estimates. Qantas guilty of criminal charge. AMP downgrades margin expectations. SQM’s Azure bid ‘dead in the water’: MinRes boss. Billionaire Michael Hintze sells CQS.
Bitcoin and altcoins have staged a major comeback, signalling a positive turn for the cryptocurrency market.
ASX 200 has closed lower, down as much as 0.7%. Lendlease flags Covid hit. Iron ore, oil prices climbed.
ASX 200 was up 24% for the financial year, but only gained slightly at the close. Telstra fires, while AGL Energy weighed on the index.
ASX recovers from 5-day low to close flat. Kathmandu shares hit. Banks bounce on buy Covid-related dips guidance.
A major retailer has revealed a swath of its stores across Australia have been forced to shut doors because of the evolving coronavirus situation.
The NSW government has announced new measures aimed at assisting businesses impacted by the state’s lockdown.
ASX ends flat, recovering from an early dip after BHP, Rio Tinto, CBA, Wesfarmers and Endeavour Drinks rose.
Australia’s shares shrugged off news of extended travel restrictions and a one week lockdown of four local government areas in Sydney, including the CBD and anyone who has worked there in the past 2 weeks.
Australia’s share market has hit a two day low amid lockdown jitters from a growing coronavirus cluster in Sydney.
Australia’s share market closed down 0.3% after a late bounce with banks and CSL continuing to drag on the market
A former Goldman Sachs trader turned TV host has sold almost all his Bitcoins, saying cryptocurrency values won’t go back up.
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