Yvonne Ardley is a journalist and presenter with a focus on national news in Australia. She writes for publications such as The Market Herald and Brisbane Times, covering a range of topics including finance, market trends, and current affairs. Yvonne's expertise lies in providing insightful analysis and updates on the Australian stock market and business sector.
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Yvonne Ardley's coverage mainly revolves around the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and related financial news, particularly focusing on press releases and data citations. Her articles encompass a wide array of topics such as business & industry, energy, sales & marketing, and healthcare & pharmaceutical.
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By: Yvonne Ardley
For the final day of the trading week, the ASX finished higher, after making steady gains north.
The ASX is tracking up in midday trade, with mining giants and the big four banks all in positive territory.
By: Yvonne Ardley
Cue Energy Resources' (ASX:CUE) CEO Matthew Boyall chats with The Market Herald's Yvonne Ardley about Cue's development and the future of the company.
By: Yvonne Ardley
Redflow (ASX:RFX) will soon see its "flow" batteries used in one of the largest zinc-based battery projects globally.
The ASX 200 finished the day higher, up 0.2 per cent, after the US house of representatives passed a bill to suspend the debt ceiling.
By: Yvonne Ardley
Clean TeQ Water's (ASX:CNQ) subsidiary, NematiQ's CEO David Menzies talks with The Market Herald's Yvonne Ardley about the company's progress.
Friday saw the ASX finish in the green up 0.48 per cent after the US Senate voted to suspend the country’s debt ceiling until 2025.
By: Yvonne Ardley
The market is tracking higher in midday trade – close to 0.5 per cent. Seven out of 11 sectors are making gains.
By: Jesinta Burton, Yvonne Ardley
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