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ASX set to rise despite Wall Street slide; Salesforce dives

ASX set to rise despite Wall Street slide; Salesforce dives

The worst day for Salesforce’s stock in nearly 20 years has helped to drag Wall Street lower, but the ASX is eyeing a positive open.

  • by Stan Choe

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ASX slumps, tracking losses on Wall Street; BHP falls after scrapped Anglo deal

ASX slumps, tracking losses on Wall Street; BHP falls after scrapped Anglo deal

The Australian sharemarket fell for a third consecutive trading session to a one-month low, as investors sold off equities amid concerns persistently high inflation would prompt the Reserve Bank to keep interest rates high for longer. 

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
ASX sinks as inflation wobbles crush rate cut hopes

ASX sinks as inflation wobbles crush rate cut hopes

The Australian sharemarket has extended its losses after the release of the latest inflation data.

  • by Jessica Yun and Sumeyya Ilanbey
ASX edges lower in directionless trading; retail data hits consumer stocks

ASX edges lower in directionless trading; retail data hits consumer stocks

Boss Energy shares shed 10.9 per cent of their value after revealing that three executives had sold more than $26 million worth of their shareholdings in the company.

  • by Jessica Yun
Wall Street is changing its trade clocks. Here’s how it could cost you

Wall Street is changing its trade clocks. Here’s how it could cost you

The US and three other countries are halving the time for settling deals from two days to one. That will increase costs, and make it harder for international investors to buy into the world’s largest economy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The exiled Chinese tycoon with links to Trump’s inner circle accused of $1.5 billion fraud

The exiled Chinese tycoon with links to Trump’s inner circle accused of $1.5 billion fraud

The case involves the intriguing background and wealth of Guo Wengui, a billionaire who amassed a strong following criticising the Chinese government.

  • by Ava Benny-Morrison
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ASX climbs after Wall Street rebounds; Lendlease surges

ASX climbs after Wall Street rebounds; Lendlease surges

The Australian sharemarket rebounded on Monday to recover almost all its losses from Friday, when investors sold equities amid fears US interest rates would remain higher for longer.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
The Australian who refuses to accept he did not invent bitcoin

The Australian who refuses to accept he did not invent bitcoin

Australian Craig Wright has long claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of bitcoin. But the courts disagree.

  • by David Yaffe-Bellany
ASX slumps as interest-rate cloud descends over Wall Street

ASX slumps as interest-rate cloud descends over Wall Street

Australian shares hit a 10-day low on Friday after investor confidence was rocked by falling commodity prices and a broad equities sell-off on Wall Street, prompted by economic data suggesting US interest rates may remain high. 

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
ASX pares back early sharp losses as miners fall, tech gains

ASX pares back early sharp losses as miners fall, tech gains

The Australian sharemarket pared back its early sharp losses, but mining heavyweights dragged the local bourse into negative territory.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
It’s defend yourself, or get crushed by China’s export tsunami

It’s defend yourself, or get crushed by China’s export tsunami

An open world economy cannot exist with a deformed Chinese economy that accounts for 13 per cent of global consumption but produces 31 per cent of all manufactured goods.

  • by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard