The FleetPartners share price is climbing after the company revealed plans for a $20 million share buyback to reward ...

A measure of Australian business conditions held steady in February with sales improving a little, a survey ​showed on Tuesday, though sentiment turned negative for ‌the first time in 11 months as ...

Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Tuesday, March 10. The ASX 200 is 1.3 per cent higher to 8706.60 points at 12.25pm, recovering about half of Monday’s fall as oil prices cool.

Australia’s sharemarket tanked during Monday’s trading and oil prices soared as investors fear a prolonged US-Iran conflict.

Global oil supply shocks spurred on by the intensifying Iran war have cranked up petrol prices and panic buying, with economists warning inflation could surpass five per cent if fuel and diesel costs ...

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While share portfolios have performed strongly in the first two months of the year, conflict in the Middle East has sparked a spike in oil prices and a resurgence in volatility across major equity ...

Oil prices pushed higher while US and European stocks dropped on Thursday as investors tracked developments on the sixth day of the Middle East war.

The Australian sharemarket has fallen over the week as global markets reacted to the US and Israel’s attack on Iran.

Gold slumped more than 6 per cent overnight as a violent sell-off in global equity markets has forced investors to sell the yellow metal to meet margin calls.

Investor fears of a drawn-out Middle East war, surging oil prices and potentially higher inflation are hitting Australian shares, with the ASX down 2 per cent. Panic selling hits Korea's market, ...

The losses came after falls on Wall Street and other markets around the world, as oil prices leaped even higher on worries about the widening war with Iran.