ASX rallies on steady RBA while CSL soars
Investors had their best day on the Australian share market in almost two weeks after stock in biotech giant CSL rose by almost five per cent.
Investors had their best day on the Australian share market in almost two weeks after stock in biotech giant CSL rose by almost five per cent.
A broad-based rally has been under way on the ASX as CSL and energy providers bounced back from substantial losses in recent days.
More Australian workers are quitting their jobs for better-paid ones, and the Reserve Bank of Australia has noticed professionals are leading the charge.
Tasmania has recorded four new coronavirus infections, taking the total number of active cases since the island state reopened its borders to 14.
The country's energy and resource export sector is expected to hit a record $379 billion during 2021/22.
Afterpay and rivals Zip and Sezzle fell heavily on the Australian share market due to a possible US probe into consumer harms from their services.
Researchers hope a robotic fish can help rid Australian waterways of a destructive invasive species by mimicking its natural predator.
Trade Minister Dan Tehan and UK High Commissioner Vicki Treadell are due to unveil details of a free trade agreement between the two countries on Friday.
Technology companies have led stocks lower on Wall Street as investors weighed the implications of higher interest rates.
Traders are waiting to see if Europe's top central banks, the ECB and Bank of England, match the US Federal Reserve's upbeat message and cut stimulus.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says any new tax measures will be announced in the March 29 budget, which would be just weeks out from the federal election.
The Council of Financial Regulators' latest statement puts cryptocurrency in the mainstream, with law enforcement and consumer agencies to weigh in on new laws.
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Athletic Bilbao are taking legal action over LaLiga's deal with a private equity fund which they say is "ruinous" for Spanish soccer.
The Council of Financial Regulators are keeping a watchful eye on home loan activity after criteria for securing a mortgage was tightened earlier this year.
The communications watchdog has handed Telstra a $2.5 million fine after it failed to protect the privacy and safety of its customers.
Investors are waiting to see what the Federal Reserve will do to dampen inflation.
Banks are walking a tightrope at this week's shareholder meetings as some investors denounce fossil fuel financing and others count the costs of past scandals.
Westpac chief economist Bill Evans says rising inflation pressures pose the biggest risk for the economy in 2022.
Mining and energy giant Adani has announced a record green power purchase agreement in India that it says will turbo charge energy transition and manufacturing.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will reveal smaller budget deficits as a result of a rebounding economy when he hands down the midyear review.
Australia's dispute with India over the use of sugar subsidies may have some way to go after Delhi said it would appeal a WTO ruling.