Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have two radically different sets of policies that will have great consequence not just for Americans,but for the rest of the world.
The Australian sharemarket has ended the week in the red,as local investors gear up for the US election and the next rates move from the Fed.
The Australian sharemarket extended its losses on Thursday,taking the market to its worst monthly performance since April as investors grappled with a raft of updates.
The Australian sharemarket extended declines throughout Wednesday’s session,led by plunging consumer shares despite positive signs from new inflation data.
The consumer sector helped lift the Australian sharemarket higher after billionaire retailer Solomon Lew struck a deal with Myer to sell his apparel brands business in a $950 million deal.
US bond yields have been on a tear since the Fed cut its policy rate last month,a counter-intuitive move that’s being attributed to a stronger than expected jobs market,and Donald Trump.
Auction house Christie’s was selling the 1958 Ferrari 250 GT on behalf of the Oscar-winning actress but it has been pulled after questions arose about the ownership of the vehicle.
The Australian sharemarket has edged higher to start the week,buoyed by big miners and technology shares.
Hype around the energy needs of artificial intelligence and nuclear power has prompted local investors to bet against Australian uranium miners.
The sharemarket has edged higher as WiseTech shares surged a day after it announced Richard White had quit as CEO but would stay with the company in a consulting role.
John “Mac” McQuown was not a household name,but he has left an indelible legacy.