Global round-up Finance news you need to know today

Finance news you need to know today

PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump has wrapped up a meeting with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in Trump Tower.

Dollar report Dollar slides against the greenback

Dollar slides against the greenback

THE Australian dollar has again fallen against its US counterpart following disappointing local jobs figures.

Market preview Australian market set to open up

Australian market set to open up

THE Australian market looks set to open slightly higher after Wall Street’s S&P 500 lifting close to a record high.

Global round-up Finance news you need to know today

Finance news you need to know today

GERMANY has opposed calls for debt relief for Greece after Barack Obama offered support for such a mechanism during a trip to Athens.

Dollar report Dollar slides more than half a cent

Dollar slides more than half a cent

THE Australian dollar has slipped more than half a cent and under the US75 cent mark.

Australian share market opens higher

Australian share market opens higher
THE Australian share market has opened higher on the back rising energy shares and with investors warming to the idea of a Trump presidency.

Australian dollar is steady against greenback

Australian dollar is steady against greenback
THE Australian dollar is little changed against its US counterpart as the greenback’s post-election rise stalls along with the surge in US bond yields.

Finance news you need to know today

Finance news you need to know today
THE Dow Jones has opened at a record high after the index capped off its best week since 2011 following Donald Trump’s surprise election win.

Dollar treads water against the US

Dollar treads water against the US
THE Australian dollar is virtually unchanged against its US counterpart as the greenback hit an 11-month peak against a basket of currencies.

Australian market set to open lower

Australian market set to open lower
THE Australian market looks set to open lower, following the mainly downward path of Wall Street.

Share market slips on oil and metal prices

Share market slips on oil and metal prices
THE Australian share market has slipped in early trade as overnight declines in oil and metals prices weighed on investors’ minds.

Australian dollar hit by Trump policies

Australian dollar hit by Trump policies
THE Australian dollar has been bashed amid market concerns about the impact of US President-elect Donald Trump’s policies on the Australian economy.

The Trump effect on your home loan

The Trump effect on your home loan
CHANCES of another interest rate cut in Australia appear to have been dimmed by Donald Trump’s victory. But experts suggest there is still uncertainty.

US stocks blast to new record high

US stocks blast to new record high
US SHARES have surged to levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis as Wall Street reassessed Donald Trump’s presidency.

Finance news you need to know today

Finance news you need to know today
PAYPAL users can now send money to friends and family using just their voice, after the payment service announced it was to integrate into Apple’s Siri.

Dollar slumps on Trump optimism

Dollar slumps on Trump optimism
THE Australian dollar has slipped with markets viewing US President-elect Donald Trump’s policies as inflationary.

Strong stocks but expect Trump shocks

Strong stocks but expect Trump shocks
FINANCIAL forecasters are wiping egg off their faces after Donald Trump market meltdown warnings didn’t materialise, but experts caution there could be more volatility ahead.

Aussie shares add $54b after Trump’s win

Aussie shares add $54b after Trump’s win
AUSTRALIAN stocks surged, taking $54 billion in one of their best sessions, after investors speculate Donald Trump’s presidency could boost the US economy.

Aussie share market gains $58bn

Aussie share market gains $58bn
FINANCIAL markets have undergone one of the most incredible reversals in history in the wake of Donald Trump’s shock election win.

Australian market set to open up

Australian market set to open up
THE Australian market looks set to open sharply higher after closing almost two per cent lower following the US election.