'An ancient relic': Why the Dow at 20,000 doesn't matter
The Dow Jones has finally cracked 20,000 points, but here's why fund managers are shrugging.
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Jessica Sier
Jessica Sier writes on business, markets, news and real estate. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Jessica is also a multimedia producer.
Surging Dow to boost ASX ahead of reporting season
The Dow Jones has burst through 20,000 points, indicating the positive sentiment in the market which looks set to spill over to next week's earnings season.
Brambles leads ASX slump
Brambles led the ASX's decline to a one-month low on the first trading day following Donald Trump's inauguration.
Investors brace for Trump reality check
Sharp losses in financial markets on Monday reveal just how tense traders are as they await clarity on President Trump's impending economic and trade policies.
Pundits seek signs at inauguration speech
Investors are in a holding pattern, weighing up the risk versus the hope factor ahead of Trump's inauguration speech.
CSL keeps ASX in the black
The ASX was on Thursday propped up by gains in blood products heavyweight CSL.
'Considerable risk' in housing market
Auscap Asset Management says the assumption that favourable conditions will continue in Australia's property market carries considerable risk.
JPMorgan goes bullish on oil and Australia
An optimistic outlook for oil has banking giant JP Morgan tipping to overweight Aussie stocks.
Showpo sues fellow e-retailer over data 'theft'
A 24-year-old graphic designer is facing court after allegedly stealing online fashion retailer Showpo's entire customer contact list and giving it to a rival.
ASX pushed higher by miners
A burst of enthusiasm for iron ore futures helped mining stocks lift the ASX into the black on Monday.
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