Benchmark S&P/ASX 200 closes down by 2.85%, marking the single biggest one-day drop since Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs announcement ...

The ASX 200 rebounded as improving investor sentiment and strong gains in mining, gold, and financial stocks supported the ...

Shares end lower; Electro Optic Systems’ Middle East deal; Dalrymple Bay raises $350m; BHP’s fresh Chinese blow; Immutep ...

The ASX 200 dropped sharply as global market weakness and rising energy tensions triggered broad selling across Australian ...

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Australia’s sharemarket tanked on the opening bell as investors fear the fallout from the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Bourse drops as Iraq tanker attack and Omani port threat spark oil surge; ANZ and CBA tip March rate rise; UBS upgrades aluminium, coal forecasts; IperionX losses widen. Follow live.

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The ASX dusted itself off after a brutal $63bn wipeout, with global markets rebounding and commodities and even crypto ...

Traders wiped $40bn from the local market on Thursday, off the back of surging oil prices and fears of a potential rate hike.

A positive day on the ASX 200 as Australia's market posts gains despite Westpac and the National Australia Bank predicting the RBA will lift rates by 25 basis points in March and May.