Damian Troise is a reporter for the Associated Press, focusing on national news in Australia. His work appears in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and Industrial Distribution. Damian's articles cover a range of topics including stock market updates, economic indicators, and financial news.
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Damian Troise's focus is on investment analysis and data-backed reporting related to the stock market, ASX, Wall Street, IPOs, and inflation. He primarily covers finance and business topics with a national (Australia) geographic focus.
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By: Damian Troise
Stocks drifted higher in afternoon trading on Wall Street, leaving the market hovering just below the record high it set in late March.
By: Damian Troise, Alex Veiga, Stephen Bartholomeusz, Elizabeth Knight
By: Alex Veiga, Damian Troise
Wall Street is betting that the Fed will start cutting interest rates at its meeting in September.
By: Damian Troise, Alex Veiga
Wall Street is hovering around record highs at the start of a week featuring another full slate of corporate earnings and the government's latest inflation reading.
By: Alex Veiga, Damian Troise
Wall Street notched another record high, even as major stock indexes barely budged after a listless day of trading.
By: Damian Troise, Alex Veiga
Stocks fell broadly on Wall Street in afternoon trading ahead of an eagerly anticipated earnings report from the semiconductor company Nvidia, whose chips power AI applications.
The Australian sharemarket is set to dip at the open as six-week winning streak came to an end.
By: Damian Troise
Tesla stands to make significant gains under a Trump administration.
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