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The five biggest companies in the S&P 500 now make up a quarter of the index. Markets have not been as concentrated since the ‘nifty fifty’ bubble of the early 1970s.
Wall Street’s three major indexes closed higher on Wednesday as economic data and comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reinforced hopes for expected rate cuts later this year.
Argonaut believes all of WA’s gold miners will reap the rewards of a new price peak for the precious metal, but the stockbroker has singled out one as the biggest winner.
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U.S. crude oil futures touched $80 a barrel for the first time in nearly four months.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to double down on his message that there’s no rush to cut interest rates, especially after fresh inflation data showed that price pressures persist.
Share prices may be surging, but even AI is unlikely to drive a repeat of the past decade’s performance.
Rob Scott has overseen Wesfarmers transformation into the country’s ninth-largest corporation. And with its recent acquisition of Priceline, he reveals where he sees the company heading.
The boom and bust cycles of the sector’s last decade have resulted in wary investors in the west. And that’s let newer players move right in.
As markets roar, an old argument returns.
Thanks to a series of bets on the online discussion board company, Sam Altman could make millions.
Multi-billionaire investor Warren Buffet’s annual letter to investors is out, and it comes with a warning.
Global shares have been steady at their highest level since 2022 as major Asian markets were closed for holidays and investor waited for key US inflation data.
Should the presidential candidate go on another crusade against the yuan?
It’s not quite the tech boom, but a massive revenue projection by a semiconductor giant has inspired an upbeat mood for 2024 in the often unpredictable sector.
Consumer sentiment has plunged to its lowest January level in half a century outside the early 1990s recession as Australians grapple with cost-of-living pressures and fears they will worsen.