The ASX 200 rose to 8,940.3 as Wall Street strength supported technology and defensive sectors, while weakness in mining and ...

The Australian share market has plunged sharply as oil prices hit more than US$100 a barrel for the first time in more than three years.

Australia’s sharemarket tanked on the opening bell as investors fear the fallout from the ongoing Middle East conflict.

The ASX 200 dropped sharply as global market weakness and rising energy tensions triggered broad selling across Australian equities, with investors now watching whether the index can hold the key ...

ASX 200 futures are pointing sharply lower on Monday morning, down 210 points or 2.38% at 9:45 am AEDT, after a rough end to ...

Shares rebound from Monday’s $90b wipeout; oil prices tumble after Trump’s signal; Woodside starts drilling in Mexico; CSL plans US expansion; Orica to cut $100m in costs. Follow live.

There will be some crazy economic movement in Australia today after a $90bn wipe-out and Donald Trump’s latest update on the Iran war.

ASX 200 futures are up 184 pts (+2.14%) as of 8:30 am AEDT. Here's what you need to know before the market opens.

The Australian market is tracking higher after Wall Street's overnight rise. The ASX 200 is up 1.5 per cent, regaining some of yesterday's losses, spurred by concerns about the impact of the Middle ...

In today’s news, Australia’s sharemarket bounces back, Donald Trump says the war on Iran won’t end this week, and we reveal the stocks the wealthy bought (and sold) in yesterday’s crash.

Aussie markets faced up to the sharpest single-day decline since the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic today, with the S&P/ASX 200 plunging 2.85 percent to 8,599 as escalating conflict in the ...

The ASX dusted itself off after a brutal $63bn wipeout, with global markets rebounding and commodities and even crypto ...