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ASX set to slide as Wall Street wavers

ASX set to slide as Wall Street wavers

Stocks wavered in afternoon trading on Wall Street, after a big jump last week on hopes for interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.

  • by Damian Troise and Alex Veiga

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ASX edges higher as US rate-cut hopes lift investor spirits

ASX edges higher as US rate-cut hopes lift investor spirits

The Australian sharemarket is slightly stronger after Wall Street rallied on the back of a highly anticipated speech by US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.

  • by Staff reporter
ASX takes a breather; Zip surges, Guzman y Gomez shares roasted

ASX takes a breather; Zip surges, Guzman y Gomez shares roasted

The Australian sharemarket finished the day in the red, as traders around the world await the crucial economic symposium at Jackson Hole. 

  • by Staff reporter
ASX cracks 9000-mark for first time; Brambles soars, James Hardie’s horror run continues

ASX cracks 9000-mark for first time; Brambles soars, James Hardie’s horror run continues

The Australian sharemarket rallied past the 9000-mark to an all-time high after a string of solid results buoyed investor demand on one of the busiest days of the reporting season.

  • by Staff writers
ASX finishes higher as banks, retailers rise; James Hardie shares plummet

ASX finishes higher as banks, retailers rise; James Hardie shares plummet

The Australian sharemarket has finished the session in the green as investors digested a flurry of company earnings announcements.

  • by Staff reporter
Trump’s puppet has a crazy plan to weaken the US dollar

Trump’s puppet has a crazy plan to weaken the US dollar

The president’s “vision” for the US dollar is a mass of contradictions and apparently incompatible goals. This man might make his dream come true.

  • by Jeremy Warner
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ASX falls as CSL shares plummet; BHP, banks advance

ASX falls as CSL shares plummet; BHP, banks advance

The Australian sharemarket closed lower as investors sold off shares in the nation’s biggest healthcare business. Energy stocks also struggled.

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ASX hits record high; BlueScope slumps; Kaili Resources soars 2900%

ASX hits record high; BlueScope slumps; Kaili Resources soars 2900%

The Australian sharemarket hit another record on Monday, buoyed by banks and communications stocks, as investors digested a raft of corporate results.

  • by Staff reporter
Fresh ASX record high approaches 9000 milestone; Ampol surges on $1.1b deal; Baby Bunting soars

Fresh ASX record high approaches 9000 milestone; Ampol surges on $1.1b deal; Baby Bunting soars

The sharemarket has capped off a stellar five-day run, carried by energy, banking, and mining giants on Friday.

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The $2.6 trillion monopoly failing Australian investors

The $2.6 trillion monopoly failing Australian investors

If Australians had any choice when it comes to buying locally listed shares, the $12 billion ASX Ltd would surely be out of business. But we don’t, and it will be a long time before we do.

  • by Colin Kruger
ASX hits another intraday record as Origin, Westpac soar; Telstra slumps

ASX hits another intraday record as Origin, Westpac soar; Telstra slumps

The Australian sharemarket has notched up another winning session by utilities and financial stocks leading the way despite more losses for the Commonwealth Bank. 

  • by Staff reporter