World markets plunge
3:56pm |
Australian shares plunge at the opening, shedding another $56 billion within minutes, as investors reel from gathering panic about the state of the global economy.
Local shares dive after hit on global stocks
10:29am |
Australian stocks post heavy losses, following plunges on Wall Street and European markets.
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DANIEL HURST 2:16pm |
Australians' optimism about the strength of the economy is fraying amid growing fears over another global downturn, according to former PM.
RBA lowers growth outlook
12:02pm |
RBA cuts economic growth forecast and raises outlook for inflation as delays in coal production, global market risks and subdued spending delay a rebound.
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ASX 200 | 4110.1 | -166.415 | -3.89% |
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Dow Jones | 11383.68 | -512.76 | -4.31% |
Nasdaq | 2556.39 | 0 | 0.00% |
Hang Seng | 20895.95 | -988.79 | -4.52% |
NZ 50 | 3276.506 | -101.27 | -3.00% |
Data delayed by 20 mins.
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Europe, US fears push dollar lower
1:19pm |
The Australian dollar suffers more falls after the release of the Reserve Bank of Australia's statement on monetary policy.
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- Bonds rally even as government coffers dry up
- Asian stocks tumble 10% from May high
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Japan forex move 'largest for single day'
2:22pm |
Japan's currency intervention to stem the yen's rise was the largest ever for a single day at up to Y4 trillion ($48.29 billion), reports say.
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Time to rethink rescue plans
The head of the European Commission admits debt contagion has now spread.
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