One of the world’s largest investment banks believes gold will soon crack $US3,500/oz, spelling more good news for local miners who are already printing cash.
Adrian Rauso
US stocks closed stronger, buoyed by President Donald Trump's positive talk about trade deals with Japan, China and Europe.
Staff Writers
Gold hit another all-time high as warnings from Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell about the impact of the trade war fuelled volatility on Wall Street, leading to sharp declines in stocks and the dollar.
Yihui Xie
A surge in energy stocks and Australia’s major miners has driven the ASX 200 higher.
Cameron Micallef
The Australian share market has continued its march higher and is within reach of its value before "Liberation Day" US tariff announcements.
Adrian Black
Revenue at WA’s biggest pure play lithium miner has plunged as it cuts down production to see through a sustained downturn in lithium prices, while losing six days to a chaotic Pilbara cyclone season.
Simone Grogan
Mining giant BHP says it expects to see little fallout on its operations from Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs but is more concerned by whether it could pull the handbrake on economic growth.
Daniel Newell
Powell says economy slowing in Q1, can wait for greater clarity; Indexes: Dow down 1.7 per cent; S&P 500 down 2.2 per cent; Nasdaq down 3.1 per cent,
Caroline Valetkevitch
The local market slid on sea-sawing session as investors wait to see the fallout from the latest Trump announcement.
Gold rose to a record high as US President Donald Trump ordered a probe that could open up a new front in the global war, sparking another retreat from equities and a move toward haven assets.
Yihui Xie and Yvonne Yue Li
Shares in Asia and Europe are lower and Wall Street futures are down after US restrictions on chip sales to China hit AI darling Nvidia.
Stella Qiu and Harry Robertson
Mid-tier lender Bank of Queensland has warned it expects the number of mortgage arrears to rise amid economic uncertainty.
Cheyanne Enciso
Scandal-plagued billionaire Richard White has signed a new 10-year employment deal with WiseTech Global in a move that tightens his grip on the $28 billion software logistics giant.
A relative lull in tariff escalations and trade policy backflips is making for a subdued trading session on the local bourse, but the day is still young.
Tech giant faces new US restrictions on the export of its H20 chip to China, a change to cost the company billions and hamstring a product it explicitly designed to comply with previous curbs.
Nick Turner and Mackenzie Hawkins
Consumer and healthcare shares have eased on Wall Street while upbeat results from banks provided some support, with US stocks ending slightly lower.
Major healthcare stocks and the big four banks drive the market into the green on a relatively subdued day of trading.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has revealed why it poured cold water over back-to-back rate cuts for mortgage holders.
Iluka Resources has turned to ex-Macquarie banker and Regis Resources chair James Mactier to steer its board as the miner embarks on a $1.8 billion rare earths refinery build.
Star Entertainment Group has finally announced its half yearly results, revealing the challenge for the new business owners
Australia’s biggest footwear retailer Accent Group has signed a deal with London-listed Frasers Group to launch British sporting goods giant Sports Direct Down Under.
Struggling casino group Star Entertainment Group is still bleeding customers as long-delayed financial accounts showed it lost $302 million in the December half-year.
Sean Smith
Asian shares have gained and European stocks are up in early trade after President Donald Trump mulled possible tariff relief, while US bonds held on to gains.
Samuel Indyk and Rae Wee
The future of a popular fast food restaurant in Australia is now uncertain, after its operator confirmed it will sell off the chain.
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