Natasha Rudra is an Online Editor at The Australian Financial Review. She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, energy, and mining, with a particular focus on elections, government, politics, and public policy. Natasha's work has been featured in The Australian Financial Review.
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Natasha Rudra's focus is predominantly on the finance and economy, particularly stock markets and financial news. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis in her articles.
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Wall Street stocks sold off as Jerome Powell raised anxiety over stagflation and tech giants were trapped in the crossfire of Donald Trump’s trade war.
By: Natasha Rudra
Australian shares are poised to rise as US stocks pared gains and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told a private meeting that he expects the trade war to de-escalate.
Australian shares are poised to lift as Donald Trump reportedly backed down on China tariffs and threats to fire Jerome Powell.
By: Natasha Rudra
The ASX is poised to drop after GDP figures showed the US economy is at risk of buckling under the weight of Donald Trump’s tariff war.
Australian shares are set to drop as Wall Street rallied and bond traders dialled back rate cut bets ahead of this week’s Fed decision.
By: Natasha Rudra
Australian shares are set to open down as Donald Trump’s tariffs wiped out Wall Street profit forecasts and the US trade deficit soared to a record $215 billion as imports flood the country.
By: Natasha Rudra
The ASX is set to lift as investors look to a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia and Wall Street rebounded after a shock US credit downgrade.
By: Nicola Blackburn, Natasha Rudra
Australian shares set to fall; S&P 500, Nasdaq turns cautious ahead of US payrolls; Tesla plunges; Trump, XI hold phone call. Follow live.
By: Timothy Moore, Natasha Rudra
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