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US stocks slipped last week while Australian shares rebounded.
Stocks slipped last week, reflecting US-Iran tensions, AI-related concerns and the RBA's first hike of...
The RBA delivers its first rate hike in more than two years - and does...
Although global stocks inched higher last week, all the action was in currency markets.
Markets are starting the year with one eye firmly placed on geopolitical tensions.
Despite the third successive rate cut from the Fed, investors were more concerned over valuations.
Markets are attaching an 88% chance to a rate cut at this week's Fed meeting.
Q3 GDP in Australia headlines the week ahead.
This week’s CPI print may have a big influence on the RBA’s 2026 rate outlook.
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