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Australia’s sharemarket jumped in line with the Asian markets, after US President Donald Trump announced a “massive deal” with Japan.
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Stockhead on MSNClosing Bell: ASX jumps 0.69pc as energy and resources do the heavy liftingThe ASX has added 0.69pc in a solid day of trading with 11 of 10 sectors in the green. Resources ... Read More The post Closing Bell: ASX jumps 0.69pc as energy and resources do the heavy lifting ...
Iron ore miners powered higher with Fortescue Metals up 2.3%, Rio Tinto gaining 1% and BHP advancing 0.9% as iron ore futures jumped 2.2% overnight to US$105.65 a tonne - the highest level since ...
Commonwealth Bank (+0.5%), Westpac (+1.4%) and ANZ (+2.5%) all finished higher, partially reversing two days of steep losses.
The S&P/ASX 200 is set to rise for a second straight session and try to recoup more of Monday's losses. Here are today's top stories.
Asian shares rallied on Wednesday, with Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index up more than 3% after Japan and the U.S. announced a deal on President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The agreement ...
Shares higher on Wednesday. Whyalla administrators get $275 million for next phase. Woodside posts strong quarter. Investors sells Telix after US subpoena. Follow live.
The ASX 200 has jumped on Wednesday while the index’s largest company plummeted before recovering its losses following a ...
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is higher 0.3% adding 25.8 points this morning (23 July) to 8,703 points at 10.20am ...
CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski claims the Australian share market is anticipating a “reasonable start” to trading on Wednesday ...
Australian and Japanese shares rise after US President Donald Trump announces a tariff and investment deal with Japan. Look back at the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ...
Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Wednesday, July 23. ASX 200 to rise. Mining and energy stocks in focus as quarterly updates roll in. Banks also in focus after CBA's big drop on Tuesday.
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