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Fund managers are piling into insurers, gold miners and even some more affordable retailers, betting the stocks will be the biggest winners from

Since war broke out nine weeks ago in the Middle East, the best performing exchange-traded funds listed on the ASX have been wide-reaching, from oil and semiconductor chips to bitcoin and hydrogen.

Fund managers say they are finding plenty of value in ASX-listed stocks that fell victim to the so-called SaaSpocalypse earlier in the year, while

When gold sold off at the start of fighting between Iran and the United States in late February, commodity strategists barely batted an eye.

New Yorker Erik Serrano Berntsen is at the centre of a $270 million deal with ASX-listed Navigator and exclusively backs founder-led firms. Here's why.

Labor's changes to capital gains tax could make the Australian sharemarket's high-growth tech and medical stocks less attractive to investors and

Citi has almost halved its forecasts for CSL's share price after the health giant slashed earnings expectations and announced one of the biggest

But several major investors participated in the piercing chains float, arguing its young customers were not as sensitive to interest rates as other consumers.

Investors will eagerly be awaiting earnings results from chip giant Nvidia, the world's largest company by market capitalisation, for signs of how

The Iran war and Labor’s capital gains tax changes have thrust dividend stocks back into the spotlight. Here’s where Prime Value’s Leanne Pan is looking next.