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ASX falls for fourth-straight day as miners, consumer stocks weigh

ASX falls for fourth-straight day as miners, consumer stocks weigh

The Australian sharemarket continued to slide on Friday following a weaker lead from Wall Street where the threat of higher interest rates weighed the index.

  • by Millie Muroi

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A Wall Street billionaire went hunting for maths geniuses. There were 69,000 applicants

A Wall Street billionaire went hunting for maths geniuses. There were 69,000 applicants

It’s all part of a roughly 11-week program to prepare them for the often secretive world of trading and market-making, earning about $30,000 a month.

  • by Lulu Yilun Chen
Miners, energy companies weigh down ASX as BHP goes ex-dividend

Miners, energy companies weigh down ASX as BHP goes ex-dividend

The Australian sharemarket dropped on Thursday, with all sectors in the red, after Wall Street closed lower.

  • by Millie Muroi
The US dollar has become a big problem for the world
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Currencies

The US dollar has become a big problem for the world

The surging US dollar is setting off alarm bells as it smashes the Australian dollar and other major currencies.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
ASX dips despite energy rally; $A slumps

ASX dips despite energy rally; $A slumps

The Australian sharemarket dropped on Wednesday, dragged down by financial and IT companies, as all sectors except energy traded in the red.

  • by Millie Muroi
ASIC warns sellers of ‘financial heroin’ over their mass marketing

ASIC warns sellers of ‘financial heroin’ over their mass marketing

The corporate watchdog has told sellers of high-risk financial betting products to clean up their act.

  • by Sarah Danckert
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ASX recovers losses after RBA rate reprieve; Qantas sheds early gains

ASX recovers losses after RBA rate reprieve; Qantas sheds early gains

The Australian sharemarket ended almost flat on Tuesday following Qantas CEO Alan Joyce’s early departure and the RBA’s decision to keep rates on hold.

  • by Millie Muroi
ASX lifts on lithium fever and energy stocks

ASX lifts on lithium fever and energy stocks

The Australian sharemarket has started the week on a high on the back of buoyant mining and energy stocks after receiving more good news from the US.

  • by Millie Muroi
Lithium bulls burned as big bets fail to deliver
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Lithium

Lithium bulls burned as big bets fail to deliver

The year has been costly for big-time punters on lithium, with share prices of some ASX-listed lithium stocks falling by more than 50 per cent.

  • by William Bennett
ASX slides to kick off September; Fortescue dives

ASX slides to kick off September; Fortescue dives

The Australian sharemarket started the month in the red weighed down by healthcare companies, utilities and another senior executive walk out at Fortescue.

  • by Millie Muroi
ASX edges higher as banks, tech stocks gain

ASX edges higher as banks, tech stocks gain

The Australian sharemarket closed slightly higher on Thursday as technology and communications services stocks climbed.

  • by Millie Muroi