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Why markets are fretting less about this US election
Opinion
Investing

Why markets are fretting less about this US election

Elections make for nervous sharemarkets. But this time it’s different for one reason.

  • by Elizabeth Knight

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Wall Street is disconnected from reality
Opinion
Opinion

Wall Street is disconnected from reality

Wall Street is ignoring what is happening in the world’s biggest economy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Miners, banks lift ASX after Wall Street rises; Santos surges
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Shares

Miners, banks lift ASX after Wall Street rises; Santos surges

The Australian sharemarket surged on the back of Wall Street’s record-breaking rally, following weak reports on the US economy which kept the door open for possible interest-rate cuts.

  • by Millie Muroi
Donald Trump’s dangerous ideas have these ‘vigilantes’ worried

Donald Trump’s dangerous ideas have these ‘vigilantes’ worried

With Donald Trump favoured to regain the US presidency, a group of investors is starting to focus on the implications of his core economic policies. They’re concerned.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
ASX retreats after Reserve Bank minutes; Coal miners jump again
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Shares

ASX retreats after Reserve Bank minutes; Coal miners jump again

Miners and consumer discretionary companies kept the Australian sharemarket in the red on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank’s latest meeting minutes.

  • by Millie Muroi
Why the CBA share price continues to defy gravity
Opinion
Big four

Why the CBA share price continues to defy gravity

A bunch of short-seller investors who last year placed expensive bets that CBA share price would fall are licking their financial wounds.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
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ASX retreats as tech firms slide; coal miners surge after mine fire

ASX retreats as tech firms slide; coal miners surge after mine fire

Eight out of the 11 ASX sectors ended Monday’s trading session in the red, with a surge in the shares of coal miners helping to temper some of the losses as the benchmark index fell 0.2 per cent.

  • by Millie Muroi
Why we’re going into the new financial year carrying last year’s problems

Why we’re going into the new financial year carrying last year’s problems

It is difficult to see anything much that will stimulate corporate profits in the remainder of this calendar year.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Why interest rate speculators should get back in their box

Why interest rate speculators should get back in their box

The future of interest rates needs more brainpower and a lot less idle speculation.

  • by Ross Gittins
Should you join the Guzman y Gomez fiesta?
Opinion
IPO

Should you join the Guzman y Gomez fiesta?

Investors should be wary of piling into initial public offerings (IPOs) because for every Nvidia, Google, Apple or Microsoft that turns out to be a big winner, there are thousands of losers.

  • by William Bennett
US presidential debate and inflation update could rock the markets
Opinion
Opinion

US presidential debate and inflation update could rock the markets

The debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump comes just ahead of the release of a key inflation measure for the world’s largest economy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz