Is Brexit 'crash' the calm before the real storm?
Analysis: What we have learnt from the market moves since Brexit is that Europe is just as vulnerable as Britain.
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- AGL AGL ENERGY LIMITED. 1.27%
- AIO ASCIANO LIMITED 0.17%
- AMC AMCOR LIMITED 1.89%
- AMP AMP LIMITED 0.99%
- ANZ AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LIMITED 1.91%
- APA APA GROUP 1.51%
- ASX ASX LIMITED 1.33%
- AZJ AURIZON HOLDINGS LIMITED 0.96%
- BHP BHP BILLITON LIMITED 1.83%
- BXB BRAMBLES LIMITED 0.58%
- CBA COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA. 1.48%
- CCL COCA-COLA AMATIL LIMITED 1.48%
- CPU COMPUTERSHARE LIMITED. 1.53%
- CSL CSL LIMITED 2.77%
- CTX CALTEX AUSTRALIA LIMITED -0.25%
- DXS DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP -0.11%
- GMG GOODMAN GROUP 0.63%
- GPT GPT GROUP 1.32%
- IAG INSURANCE AUSTRALIA GROUP LIMITED 1.50%
- IPL INCITEC PIVOT LIMITED 2.46%
- JHX JAMES HARDIE INDUSTRIES PLC 2.56%
- LLC LENDLEASE GROUP 2.03%
- MGR MIRVAC GROUP 0.25%
- MPL MEDIBANK PRIVATE LIMITED 1.20%
- MQG MACQUARIE GROUP LIMITED 1.95%
- NAB NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED 1.74%
- NCM NEWCREST MINING LIMITED -0.55%
- ORG ORIGIN ENERGY LIMITED 2.89%
- ORI ORICA LIMITED -0.33%
- OSH OIL SEARCH LIMITED 1.37%
- QAN QANTAS AIRWAYS LIMITED 3.43%
- QBE QBE INSURANCE GROUP LIMITED 1.56%
- RHC RAMSAY HEALTH CARE LIMITED 2.57%
- RIO RIO TINTO LIMITED 1.67%
- S32 SOUTH32 LIMITED 1.42%
- SCG SCENTRE GROUP 1.04%
- SEK SEEK LIMITED 2.04%
- SGP STOCKLAND 1.29%
- SHL SONIC HEALTHCARE LIMITED 2.33%
- STO SANTOS LIMITED 2.86%
- SUN SUNCORP GROUP LIMITED 1.53%
- SYD SYDNEY AIRPORT 2.18%
- TCL TRANSURBAN GROUP 2.15%
- TLS TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED. 1.37%
- VCX VICINITY CENTRES 0.77%
- WBC WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION 1.15%
- WES WESFARMERS LIMITED 1.30%
- WFD WESTFIELD CORPORATION -0.24%
- WOW WOOLWORTHS LIMITED 0.96%
- WPL WOODSIDE PETROLEUM LIMITED 2.30%
Key Stories
Markets Live: On a high at EOFY
Live
The ASX is set to follow global markets' post-Brexit rally.
Brexit blow to Bunnings plan
Britons' vote to quit the EU could weigh on Wesfarmers' plan to test its Bunnings UK model as uncertainty tests consumer sentiment.
Woolies could have 'stopped Aldi'
Woolworths' high profile former chief Roger Corbett has lashed the retailer for not competing on price or quality with ascendent discount giant Aldi.
Labor plans exploitation crackdown
Underpaid workers will be able to go after head office under Labor exploitation plan.
Britain's FTSE recoups its Brexit losses
Hopes of a sustained sharemarket rally in the wake of Brexit meltdown gain steam as British shares jump again.
Read all about it: writers underpaid
Australia's public broadcaster uses a closed-captioning service that paid 'piece rates' to casual transcribers, leaving some earning as little as $14 an hour.
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- CBD Andy Penn's $250 million patch
- Property A-listers buried under Keystone collapse
- Consumer Affairs Expense doesn't equate to worth
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Last updated: June 30, 2016 - 10:46AM
Last updated: June 30, 2016 - 10:46AM
Last updated: June 30, 2016 - 10:46AM
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Brexit hits China, already grappling with slowdown
The official Chinese reaction to Brexit has been largely dispassionate, but risk posed by the event is more worrying.
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Gasoline Machine shock
VIDEO: After coming out of a Pilates class, Cinthia Elias noticed her Audi TT was missing. After calling the police to report it stolen, she received a shock.
How shared is the shared economy?
VIDEO: Originally a peer-to-peer lending environment, the sharing economy risks becoming impersonal as commercialisation takes hold.
Turnbull to meet Murray Goulburn
VIDEO: Alan Jones questions Malcolm Turnbull over the Murray Goulburn issue asking what the PM will be doing about it.
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Markets
Wall St rallies as 'cooler heads' prevail
The S&P; 500 Index posted its strongest two-day climb in four months.
Goldman says megamergers slide on failures
Mergers and acquisitions may lose their allure after a record number of deals failed this year, Goldman Sachs warns.
Deutsche, Santander fail Fed's stress test
US subsidiaries of Deutsche Bank and Banco Santander yet again failed the Fed's stress test.
- need2know: Post-Brexit rally gains steam
- Fonterra announces lower Australian farmgate milk price
- Gold nears two-year high
- European stocks rise on commodity shares
- Base metals rebound as $US dips
- Fed won't lift rates until 2018, signal derivatives
- ASX up as investors buy sold-off stocks
- Markets Live: The Brexit bounce
Brexit could force four RBA cuts
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The Economy
Brexit set to force Reserve Bank's hand on rates
We are now beginning stage two of the Brexit fallout: Falling interest rates around the world. And Australia will be no exception.
New home sales fall again
New home sales have fallen for a second straight month, but it should be just a cyclical downturn with signs of a possible rebound when the home-building boom ebbs.
Retail
Kathmandu raises full-year profit guidance
Outdoor clothing and adventure wear retailer Kathmandu expects profits to rise as much as 71.5 per cent this year despite the warm start to winter.
Banking & Finance
Samsung Pay takes on Apple
Samsung is hoping its payment system launched in Australia on Wednesday will drive more sales of higher-end phones.
Mystery of the missing Grange: $5 million wine collection feared stolen
It's the mystery of the missing Grange – how $5 million worth of Australia's best wines has vanished without trace amid the wreckage of a liquidated Hunter wine empire.
Mining & Resources
Palmer says he wants to reopen nickel refinery
Outgoing MP says he wants refinery running again by March next year.
Gold nears two-year high
Gold advanced as investors bet central banks will have to continue supporting the global economy.
World Business
More than fear and greed
Most Australians would probably class our relationship status with China as 'it's complicated'.
Brexit costs world's wealthiest $270b
The combined net worth of the world's 400 richest people has been cut by $US196 billion ($268 billion).
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Consumer Affairs
Costly health cover isn't always the best
Caution urged at end of financial year as providers pull out all the stops to grab your money.
The day Cinthia's Audi went missing
She thought her car had been stolen - but the police told her otherwise.
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Property Focus
Mirvac looks to raise $235m from assets sales
Mirvac has raised $235 million from the sale of two mixed use office towers at Rhodes in Sydney's North west to the Altis Property group.
Telstra offloads sites into heated sector
The buoyant residential property market is still spurring development activity with multiple sites exchanging hands.
Collins Street commands premium
A dilapidated Collins Street office has been snapped up by a Chinese investor for more than $18 million.
Starwood launches new Parramatta hotel
Investors snap up $300m in commercial property deals
Investors have shunned Brexit uncertainty and poured close to $300 million into office and industrial assets as they seek high yielding returns amid speculation of further interest rate cuts.
Executive Style
Ten secret bars you need to know
Shhh! How many of these hard-to-find drinking dens have you found?
Money
'My car has a better social life than I do'
The sharing economy is more than just Uber and Airbnb, there are dozens of local start-ups letting individuals sell access to their unused assets, time and skills.
How to choose a home broadband plan
Fast internet has reared its head as an election issue, with three out of four households not yet connected to the NBN.
Small Business
Sick of excessive packaging? Me too
Excessive product packaging hurts margins and the environment, and annoys many shoppers.
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Comment & Analysis
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