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The wrap: ASX closes in the green despite afternoon drop-off

The wrap: ASX closes in the green despite afternoon drop-off

The ASX set a new 100-day high on Thursday as gold and copper shares surged and coal plummeted.

  • by Billie Eder

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ASX closes higher after a strong day for Qantas and miners

ASX closes higher after a strong day for Qantas and miners

The Australian sharemarket neared a six-month-high on Wednesday as stocks across most sectors advanced.

  • by Billie Eder
ASX closes higher, bolstered by energy and lithium shares

ASX closes higher, bolstered by energy and lithium shares

The ASX brushed off Wall Street’s negative lead and resurgent investor jitters over China’s stringent COVID policies.

  • by Billie Eder
Wall Street is falling back in love with China

Wall Street is falling back in love with China

More than two years of growth-crushing policies sent international investors fleeing China. It’s taken all of two weeks to lure them back.

  • by Sofia Horta e Costa and Tania Chen
Banks boost ASX despite hawkish US rates talk

Banks boost ASX despite hawkish US rates talk

The ASX closed in the green despite Federal Reserve talk around further rate rises, which triggered stocks to fall on Wall Street and Treasury yields to rise.

  • by Nell Geraets
ASX bolstered by consumer staples despite Wall Street wobbles

ASX bolstered by consumer staples despite Wall Street wobbles

The Australian sharemarket closed in the green despite a sour session overnight on Wall Street and uncertainty around the long-term impact of the latest jobless rates.

  • by Nell Geraets
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ASX closes 0.3 per cent lower after rocky Wall Street session

ASX closes 0.3 per cent lower after rocky Wall Street session

The local sharemarket closed lower on Wednesday after a rollercoaster session on Wall Street, with investors unsettled by reports that Russian missiles crossed into Poland.

  • by Billie Eder
The Wrap: ASX finishes Tuesday ‘particularly flat’ on back of Wall Street slump
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The Wrap: ASX finishes Tuesday ‘particularly flat’ on back of Wall Street slump

The Australian sharemarket ended Tuesday’s session on a flat note, mirroring Wall Street’s fall overnight.

  • by Jessica Yun
Markets are booming but they may have jumped the gun
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Markets are booming but they may have jumped the gun

It has been a bleak year for investors but a string of good news out of the US and China has injected some major optimism into the brittle financial markets. Whether it is premature remains to be seen.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Miners keep ASX steady as markets enjoy China boost

Miners keep ASX steady as markets enjoy China boost

The Australian sharemarket held steady on Monday, down just 0.16 per cent at close, despite a positive start off the back of news that China would relax some of its COVID-19 restrictions.

  • by Billie Eder
ASX hits five-month high as US inflation data spurs market optimism

ASX hits five-month high as US inflation data spurs market optimism

The ASX roared higher on Friday, with tech and real estate stocks enjoying a stellar session, however, the exuberance may be short-lived.

  • by Nell Geraets