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ASX opens higher after tech stocks push up Wall Street
The Australian sharemarket advanced in early trade after Wall Street waded back into makers of computer chips and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom, shrugging off another jump in oil prices amid the hostilities in the Middle East.
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theage.com.au
ASX advances while oil prices climb as Middle East hostilities escalate
The Australian sharemarket has made a positive start to the week while oil prices have climbed after tensions escalated in the Middle East.
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abc.net.au
Live: War and AI worries drag down Wall Street, ASX set to rise
Wall Street retreated on Friday as investors continued to bail out on the AI sector. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets…
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smh.com.au
ASX slides after Wall Street drifts on inflation concerns
The Australian sharemarket has opened lower as an escalation in Middle East hostilities rekindled worries about inflation, with oil prices at their highest level in a month.
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ASX set to advance, tech stocks push Wall Street higher; Google’s new AI offerings
More gains for makers of computer chips and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom are carrying Wall Street higher.
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ASX opens higher after tech stocks push up Wall Street
The Australian sharemarket advanced in early trade after Wall Street waded back into makers of computer chips and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom, shrugging off…
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Live: ASX to rise as oil prices hit five-week high, Wall Street tech stocks rebound
The Australian share market is likely to start its day higher after Wall Street's beaten-down tech and semiconductor stocks rebounded sharply overnight. Oil prices surged to a…
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afr.com
ASX 200 LIVE: ASX to rise, Wall St wavers as Alphabet, Tesla set to report, June jobs data awaited
Australian shares are poised to open higher; techs pause amid rising US yields; Warsh-led Fed has traders confused over rate outlook. Follow live.