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ASX declines as CBA and AGL shares slump; Miners, Tyro advance

ASX declines as CBA and AGL shares slump; Miners, Tyro advance

The Australian sharemarket closed lower after the rally in the nation’s largest bank ran out of steam and the biggest power generator was tanking following underwhelming results.

  • by Staff writers

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ASX jumps after RBA cuts rates; Star rescues deal; Westpac appointment

ASX jumps after RBA cuts rates; Star rescues deal; Westpac appointment

The sharemarket climbs higher as investors digest Reserve Bank’s decision to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points.

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ASX higher on rate cut hopes; JB Hi-Fi falls

ASX higher on rate cut hopes; JB Hi-Fi falls

The Australian sharemarket has made a bright start to the week ahead of Tuesday’s Reserve Bank meeting, which is expected to result in an interest rate cut. 

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Billions made and lost in a blink as gold rides Trump rollercoaster

Billions made and lost in a blink as gold rides Trump rollercoaster

A shock US ruling suggesting that the precious metal would be subject to tariffs plunged that system into chaos. The ruling, while short-lived, has put traders on edge.

  • by Mark Burton, Jack Ryan and Yvonne Yue Li
ASX finishes lower but miners shine; QBE slumps

ASX finishes lower but miners shine; QBE slumps

The Australian sharemarket closed slightly down on the back of a mixed session on Wall Street, while Donald Trump announced his choice to fill the vacant seat on the Federal Reserve board.

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‘Highly CONFLICTED’: Trump sparks fall that wipes away billions as he pushes for CEO to resign

‘Highly CONFLICTED’: Trump sparks fall that wipes away billions as he pushes for CEO to resign

Shares of Intel slumped after Trump said in a social media post that chipmaker Intel’s CEO needs to resign due to his ties to China.

  • by Michelle Chapman, David Klepper and Didi Tang
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Sharemarket dips as buyers take breather; gold miners rise, ASX Ltd sinks

Sharemarket dips as buyers take breather; gold miners rise, ASX Ltd sinks

The Australian sharemarket ended the day in the red despite a strong lead from Wall Street.

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Gold miners, CBA drive market to record high; ASX makes TPG bungle

Gold miners, CBA drive market to record high; ASX makes TPG bungle

The Australian sharemarket sailed into record territory despite a soft lead from Wall Street, which slipped following the latest discouraging signal on the US economy.

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Sea of green as ASX hits record close after Wall Street rally

Sea of green as ASX hits record close after Wall Street rally

The Australian sharemarket has bounced higher across the board on the back of a widespread rally on Wall Street.

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Trump dealt a blow as the world is flooded with oil
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Trump dealt a blow as the world is flooded with oil

The OPEC+ oil cartel is trying to take back control of the market with a strategy that might be self-destructive. It also undermines a key plank of Donald Trump’s economic strategy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
ASX closes flat as miners outshine banks; gold stocks rally

ASX closes flat as miners outshine banks; gold stocks rally

A rise in mining stocks helped offset declines in major banks and energy firms on Monday, as the market reversed early declines.

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