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ASX trades higher as retailers advance; Sigma slumps on Boots talks
The Australian sharemarket is higher despite a new escalation in the Middle East after US forces struck Iran and a sell-down on Wall Street.
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theage.com.au
ASX set to rise, AI stocks drive Wall Street rebound
Wall Street is recovering some of its sell-off from Friday, as stocks swept up in the artificial-intelligence boom bounce back.
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smh.com.au
ASX falls as tech stocks, banks and miners slump; OpenAI files for IPO
The Australian sharemarket opened sharply lower on Tuesday as local investors caught up with Wall Street’s sell-off on Friday and a flare-up of fighting between Israel and Iran.
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ASX set to rise, Wall Street steadies as tech stocks rebound
Wall Street is recovering some of its sell-off from Friday, as stocks swept up in the artificial-intelligence boom bounce back.
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ASX trades higher as retailers advance; Sigma slumps on Boots talks
The Australian sharemarket is higher despite a new escalation in the Middle East after US forces struck Iran and a sell-down on Wall Street.
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ASX set to fall as Middle East tensions escalate; Oil jumps
Wall Street has closed sharply lower with AI stocks again weighing on the market while escalating tensions in the Middle East are casting doubt on when United States and Iran can…
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ASX falls as Middle East tensions escalate; Oil jumps, Southern Cross slumps
The Australian sharemarket is lower in early trade as fresh US strikes on Iran cast doubt on the chances of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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ASX set to fall as AI stocks, Middle East tensions weigh on Wall Street
Wall Street is sharply lower in late trade with AI stocks again weighing on the market while escalating tensions in the Middle East are casting doubt on when United States and…
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news.com.au
Iran strikes rattle ASX, oil prices
Strikes on several Iranian targets led to a surge in oil prices and falling Australian stocks, as traders fear an escalation in the Middle East crisis.