US stocks are slightly higher with lower oil prices buoying investors as they await the Fed's rates decision.
Staff Writers
Australia’s sharemarket has bounced back from an 11-week low, with energy and mining stocks surging.
Cameron Micallef
World shares have edged higher while bond yields and crude prices took a breather as investors await an expected rate rise from the US central bank.
Shashwat Chauhan
US stocks ended lower after higher oil prices and a spike in Treasury yields drove indexes lower.
Rising oil prices and bond yields not seen since 2007 have delivered a “horror show” for the ASX, dragging the benchmark index to an 11-week low.
Pauline Hanson has defended plans to massively scrap migration amid warnings it could smash the businesses.
Nathan Schmidt
Middle East tensions have weighed on world shares, while US bond yields have touched their highest level since 2007 as dealers price in rate hikes by the Fed.
Stefano Rebaudo and Satoshi Sugiyama
US stocks have closed lower as investors appeared to move out of shares of major technology companies.
Noel Randewich
The Australian sharemarket has eked out a slim gain, as rising oil prices and looming global interest rate hikes rattled investor sentiment.
NRW Holdings continues to beef up its order book, with $313 million worth of contracts secured across mining and civil projects.
Daniel Newell
Mine financing giant Franco-Nevada has doubled down on Tim Goyder’s Bullabulling project as Minerals 260 lines up about $450m to push the WA gold mine towards construction.
Ryan Johnson
A Laverton gold miner has appointed administrators to two subsidiaries following a fight with a contractor.
Matt Mckenzie
Global tech shares have fallen on warnings by AI CEOs about the dangers of the technology, while crude prices and bond yields continue their worrying rise.
Amanda Cooper
Strong consumer price data reinforced expectations the Fed will raise interest rates to fight inflation, as oil prices fell and Wall Street ended higher.
The ASX 200 has slipped almost one per cent, as oil prices soared and fears of a rate hike spooked investors.
Angie Raphael
Donald Trump’s threat to wipe Iran “out as a country” has delivered a brutal reality check to Australian investors.
Paige Fryer
Elliott Investment Management has upped the ante in its push for a radical shake-up of Super Pit owner Northern Star Resources.
The Australian sharemarket faces fresh pain as oil prices surge and the US Federal Reserve edges closer to raising interest rates.
Joanne Williamson
Oil extended its powerful rally above $US100 a barrel following an escalation of hostilities in the Middle East that has stoked fears of deeper supply disruptions.
Bingyan Wang and Mia Gindis
US stocks have closed lower as investors digested economic data and oil prices continued to move higher.
Noel Randewich and Niket Nishant
Austal suitor Wildcat Infrastructure has confirmed it has made an offer for the Australian-based shipbuilder’s American arm for up to $1.87b in an effort to return ‘maritime capability and supremacy’ to the US.
Adrian Lowe
Australia’s sharemarket has recorded one of its weakest trading days of the year after oil prices surged above US$101 a barrel.
Vulcan Energy Resources executive chair Francis Wedin will step down from the top job and transition into a consultancy role.
Adrian Rauso
