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ASX closes in the red as Macquarie slumps; tech shares slide

ASX closes in the red as Macquarie slumps; tech shares slide

The market has ended the week on a weak note, as technology shares fell amid concerns about stretched valuations in artificial intelligence.

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ASX rebounds as miners advance; NAB, James Hardie shares fall

ASX rebounds as miners advance; NAB, James Hardie shares fall

The Australian sharemarket snapped its two-day losing streak on Thursday, tracking gains on Wall Street.

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ASX edges lower as miners and tech stocks fall

ASX edges lower as miners and tech stocks fall

The Australian sharemarket had a soft day on Wednesday as mining giants were weighed down by a weaker iron ore price and tech shares dipped after a sell-off on Wall Street.

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The AI spending frenzy is giving investors anxiety

The AI spending frenzy is giving investors anxiety

While Wall Street bankers think there could be a 10 to 20 per cent market correction, one of the world’s most famous investors bets on something more traumatic.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Crypto’s mainstream moment and what it means for Australians

Crypto’s mainstream moment and what it means for Australians

As cryptocurrency finds mainstream acceptance in Australia, the digital currency is taking its rightful place as a legitimate asset class in a diversified portfolio.

  • by Adam Turner
ASX slumps to six-week low as RBA leaves rates on hold

ASX slumps to six-week low as RBA leaves rates on hold

The sharemarket closed in the red on Melbourne Cup day, as the Reserve Bank predicted inflation would remain outside its target range for some time.

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Trump’s tariffs face judgment day, and there’s a lot at stake
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Trade wars

Trump’s tariffs face judgment day, and there’s a lot at stake

On Wednesday, the US Supreme Court will hear the Trump administration’s appeal against a lower court’s ruling that most of his extensive tariffs are illegal.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
‘Peace President’ Trump is driving a share bonanza for weapons makers
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Wall Street

‘Peace President’ Trump is driving a share bonanza for weapons makers

As the US president brands himself as the world’s peacemaker, defence stocks are absolutely booming.

  • by Jonathan Levin
Bank shares drive ASX into the green; Westpac gains 2.8 per cent

Bank shares drive ASX into the green; Westpac gains 2.8 per cent

The Australian sharemarket moved higher on Monday, as Westpac’s results helped to spark a rally in the big four’s shares.

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ASX finishes flat after Wall Street losses; ANZ unveils $1.1b profit hit

ASX finishes flat after Wall Street losses; ANZ unveils $1.1b profit hit

The Australian sharemarket closed out the week on a tepid note as investors pondered the outlook of interest rates.

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ASX slips as rate cut hopes fade; Wesfarmers, Coles and Lynas fall

ASX slips as rate cut hopes fade; Wesfarmers, Coles and Lynas fall

The Australian sharemarket has finished down for the third session in a row, with retailers, tech and property stocks weighing on the bourse.

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