Joanne Tran

The long rally that sent Wall Street to its 57th record of the year is unlikely to stop, investors say, expecting the optimism that has sent the Australian sharemarket to its own highs to continue well into next year.

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Annabelle Miller is portfolio manager of ECP Asset Management's global growth fund. The Sydney-based firm oversees $3.2 billion in assets.

Australian shares are set to slip as a sell-off sparked last week spills into Monday. Iron ore edges lower. Trump tariffs worry bond traders. PMI data fell to a three-month low in November. Inghams CEO Andrew Reeves is stepping down. Follow for more.

Investment bank UBS has lowered it outlook for uranium over the next two years citing lacklustre buyer interest, dashing hopes for a rapid rebound in demand for the controversial energy source.

Shares are poised to open flat. Tesla helps pace the Nasdaq to a record high. Bitcoin bolstered by Trump. Orica AGM ahead. Follow updates here.

K2 Asset Management’s chief investment officer David Poppenbeek says ASX small caps are in a ‘generational sweet spot’.

Sezzle's earnings are driven by low-quality loans and the buy now, pay later provider's provisions for bad debts grew at 22 times the rate of its total loan book, according to activist investor Hindenburg Research.

One fintech darling has more than tripled in the past 12 months, but the same can’t be said for lithium stocks on the front line of the EV slowdown.

Brighter prospects for global growth and tamer inflation should lift Australian shares to record-breaking territory in 2025, but unlike the thunderous rallies of this year, future gains will come with greater volatility.