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US stocks have plunged amid a global stock market rout triggered by fears the country's economy could be falling into recession.
Australian shares have been smashed for the second consecutive day as growing recession fears in the US and Japan flummox markets around the world.
World share markets have plunged over US recession fears, with Asian markets tripping circuit breakers and Japan's Nikkei dropping 13 per cent.
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The local share market has suffered its biggest daily sell-off in more than four years, amid growing fears of a hard landing for the US economy.
Two weeks ago stock markets were on a seemingly unstoppable bull run. Now they are in free fall.
Fortescue shares plunged to their lowest since November 2022 after a US investor offloaded nearly $2 billion worth of stock in the Andrew Forrest-led company on Monday night.
Raiz Invest’s biggest mover for the week was a property company with the highest-paid CEO in the country. And for good reason.
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Struggling takeover target APM has confirmed a staggering slump in full-year earnings and profit, with both key measures set to just scrape into already-downgraded guidance ranges.
Gold hit a record high as hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts grow and some traders ramped up bets on a second Donald Trump presidency.
A shotgun start to this week’s trading has seen Australia’s ASX200 index cross the 8000-point threshold for the first time, fuelled by renewed hopes the US could soon start cutting interest rates.
As world financial markets started to reopen after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, one thing seemed likely: The Trump trade will get even more momentum.
Incitec Pivot has quit protracted negotiations to sell its fertilisers arm to an Indonesian company, adding another chapter to a frustratingly drawn out plan to build a future as a pure explosives play.
Perth-based blockchain company DigitalX will launch a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund on Australia’s main stock market after becoming the second asset manager to win approval for such a product from the bourse.
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