Housing market is cooling, HSBC says
Red hot market or gentle slowdown? With investors puzzling over which property data to believe, HSBC sides with the RBA.
Jessica Sier writes on business, markets, news and real estate. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Jessica is also a multimedia producer.
Red hot market or gentle slowdown? With investors puzzling over which property data to believe, HSBC sides with the RBA.
Australian gold stocks were looking expensive earlier in the year, but analysts say good solid companies still have room for price growth.
The ASX has revealed what went wrong on Monday, its most serious incident in five years.
The ASX surged to its first weekly gain in six, as the promise of continuing easy money from central banks cheered financial markets.
The Aussie has rocketed higher following three key central bank meetings, but traders are already looking to new risk events.
Banks lifted the ASX after the BoJ's introduction of its bond yield curve target sparked a sell-off in bonds.
Many economists are sticking with their call of two more RBA rate cuts in the first half of next year but markets have other ideas.
ASIC is investigating why the ASX could not function on Monday but it is not the only organisation that demands answers.
Australian shares pushed modestly higher as traders hesitated ahead of a busy 48 hours for central banks.
Stocks are set to open normally this morning after the ASX resolves its embarrassing technical glitch.
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