Global markets were higher overnight as Wall Street hit record levels after President Donald Trump tweeted that the United States was “very close” to a trade deal with China and on a report that US trade negotiators had offered to cancel a fresh rou
Global markets were higher overnight with the big news being the US central bank announcement that confirmed that interest rate cuts are done for now, and policymakers see rates steady through next year.
Global markets retraced overnight on a lack of news flow as trading was quiet ahead of a crucial week of data, trade negotiations, elections and central bank meetings.
Global markets were slightly lower overnight, as investors await a number of key events this week.
The big news across Australasia yesterday related to the bank stocks which rallied when the Reserve Bank's new capital adequacy rules weren’t as harsh as some investors feared.
Global markets were higher overnight as Wall Street’s main indices broke a three-day losing streak following a report that the United States and China were moving closer to signing a “phase one” trade deal. Trade War news flow continues to drive inve
The Reserve Bank of Australia kept the cash rate at 0.75% yesterday, with governor Philip Lowe saying the economy had passed a gentle turning point and that the board wanted more time to see how the current low rates played out.
Global markets retraced overnight after Donald Trump moved to re-introduce tariffs on steel and aluminium from Argentina and Brazil.
Global markets were lower on Friday, to wrap up what was a strong month were equities, with markets around fresh all-time highs.
Global markets added to gains overnight as US market notched fresh record highs, as data pointed to a resilient US domestic economy.
