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Timothy Moore is an Online Editor and Journalist with a focus on national news in Australia. With a background in finance and a passion for writing, Timothy has contributed to various publications such as WDW Magazine, The Australian Financial Review, and The Penny Hoarder. He is also an author, Ironman Triathlete, and Marathoner.
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By: Joshua Peach, Cecile Lefort, Sarah Jones, Timothy Moore, Joanne Tran
ASX flat; BHP, tech fall as energy stocks rally The Australian sharemarket is trading flat, with falls in tech stocks and benchmark heavyweight BHP offsetting a strong opening session for oil producers.
By: Timothy Moore, Joshua Peach, Cecile Lefort, Sarah Jones, Joanne Tran
Energy stocks rally as oil spikes on Middle East tensions The Australian sharemarket is higher at midday after escalating tensions in the Middle East triggered a rally in the oil price and energy producers.
By: Timothy Moore, Joanne Tran, Joshua Peach, Cecile Lefort, Alex Gluyas, Sarah Jones
Australian share futures are pointing to a flat open. Tech paces S&P 500 to record high. Jobs data, US CPI top this week’s data agenda. Follow updates here.
Australian shares to open higher. Nvidia, Meta, Arm Holdings rally. Could S&P 500 reach 6000 this year? Bitcoin nears $US50,000.
Australian shares to open up. Early gains in New York fade ahead of CPI data. Tuesday’s earnings include: Challenger, CSL, James Hardie. Follow updates here.
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January’s hotter-than-expected price data has seen the probability of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in March and May fall, and rise for June.
By: Timothy Moore
Global fund managers slashed their cash holdings, and lifted their expectations for global growth, according to Bank of America’s monthly survey.
By: Timothy Moore
Australian shares are set to drop more than 1pc. The dollar slides 1.2pc. Dow sheds 500 points. Gold falls, oil rises. US CPI data clouds rate outlook.
By: Timothy Moore
Australian shares are set to drop more than 1.5 per cent; $A dollar slides; Dow sheds 700 points; earnings results pending: AMP, CBA, Seven Group. Follow updates here.
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