The Australian sharemarket had another poor day on Friday,and the bourse has declined 2.8 per cent over the week.
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The Australian sharemarket lost almost $50 billion and the Aussie dollar hit a new two-year low on Thursday,after the US Federal Reserve signalled fewer rate cuts in 2025 than expected.
Wall Street sank as the US Federal Reserve says it expects to see fewer rate cuts next year than previously projected.
The Australian sharemarket closed largely flat on Wednesday afternoon,reversing a rise earlier in the day,as investors await the latest rate decision from the US Federal Reserve.
The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Tuesday,defying fears of a sixth day of losses after expectations of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve this week boosted Wall Street.
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The Australian sharemarket made a dour start to the week,as mining shares fell and data centre owner DigiCo dropped again.
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The Australian sharemarket closed in the red,led by declining materials which dipped 1.8 per cent following a negative lead from Wall Street.
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