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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Stocks fell on Wall Street as weakness in technology companies continues to drag on the market.
Nvidia triggered a rally on Wall Street after the AI chipmaker reported another blowout quarter.
Stocks clung to modest gains on Wall Street on Friday, giving the market another record high and a winning week.
Wall Street closed out its second straight losing week, giving back some of the gains that helped push the stock market to an all-time high earlier in the week.
Stocks drifted in afternoon trading on Wall Street as the Federal Reserve left interest rates on hold and largely stuck to guidance on the timing and size of potential rate cuts later this year.
US stocks are moving higher after the Federal Reserve indicated it’s still likely to deliver the cuts to interest rates this year that Wall Street craves, even though concerns are growing about stubbornly high inflation.
US stocks closed their best of the year so far with a quiet finish on Friday, remaining near their records.
By: Alex Veiga, Damian Troise
Stocks ended solidly higher and bond yields rose as Wall Street welcomed a surprisingly strong US jobs report.
Wall Street capped a choppy week of trading with the best day for the stock market in over two months, setting up the ASX for gains.
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