The S&P/ASX 200 closed 103.8 points higher, up 1.23%. There was a double whammy of goodness for stocks on the ASX today, with ...

Australia’s market continues to recover from Monday’s sell-off as investors factor in a tempered Chinese response to US ...

US President Donald Trump gave financial markets a break from tariff woes, which gave markets a break and elevated the ASX ...

Earnings season is underway and dividend announcements are on investors' minds. The post Which ASX 200 healthcare share will ...

Oil stocks Beach Energy (-4.5%), Karoon Energy (-2%), Woodside Energy (-0.8%), Ampol (-0.8%) and Santos (-0.4%) were all trading lower. Beach was the worst performing ASX 200 company after tightening ...

After a stellar run for banks, investors are wondering whether they can continue their outperformance or if a rotation into miners is imminent. There’s a good case that a switch is coming, and it may ...

ASX 40 points off record; oil approaches year’s low; News Corp rallies; PEXA tumbles; Magellan FUM flat; REA CEO retires; Alphabet scraps diversity goals.

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) energy stock is down more than 4% today, despite lifting its dividend payout by 50%.

Gold has marked another record as physical gold becomes the go-to for investors concerned over Trump's tariff offensive.

Alphabet (-7.0%) after flagging a ~5pp deceleration in Cloud revenue growth to 30% year-on-year, margin drag from 2025 ...

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) had a fantastic time this Thursday, rising 1.23% higher to finish at 8,520.7 points.

Australia’s sharemarket rose on Wednesday after China’s retaliatory tariffs against the US were not as severe as first feared ...