US stocks closed driven down by lower than expected Netflix revenues, while AmEx kept the Dow buoyed.
Staff Writers
The Aussie sharemarket has ended the week lower after investors responded to reports Israel launched air strikes against Iran.
Aisling Brennan
The current sale price for the same batch of lithium can vary 30 per cent depending on who picks up the phone, according to Pilbara Minerals chief executive Dale Henderson.
Adrian Rauso
Gold has surged close to a new record and oil prices have jumped on concerns over the potential for a wider regional conflict that could endanger crude supplies.
Yongchang Chin, Sybilla Gross and Winnie Zhu
Mineral sands miner Iluka Resources says it will need to keep wooing the Federal Government for more money to build a huge new rare earths refinery as it hands down weak sales and production results.
Simone Grogan
The ASX200 was down 1.5 per cent at midday on Friday and more than three per cent for the week as conflict between Israel and Iran heats up.
Jacob Shteyman
World shares have hit their weakest level since February after Israel's attack on Iran but their losses eased amid signs the conflict might not escalate soon.
Huw Jones
Qantas chair Richard Goyder is heading for the departure lounge months ahead of schedule as the corporate titan prepares for a showdown against Woodside climate insurrectionists.
Daniel Newell
US stocks have closed mixed as investors digest comments from Federal Reserve members.
Chuck Mikolajczak
SRG Global has added $150 million worth of work to the orderbook after lining up new contracts in mining, infrastructure and transport.
Firmer than expected unemployment data failed to ease concerns that the RBA will hold interest rates steady through to 2025.
Jack Quail
The owner of the perennially-floundering Dalgaranga gold mine has tapped investors for $80 million to beef up the deposit that turned the company’s fortunes around.
A listed tech company stopped in its tracks when $30m went missing has resumed trading and been slammed, with its share price plummeting.
Blair Jackson
The ASX200 finished up 0.5 per cent as rising commodity prices helped the minerals-heavy index bounce back from a five-day losing streak.
Global stocks have regained some ground after sell-offs over Middle East tensions, while oil and the greenback have eased.
Elizabeth Howcroft
US stocks have closed lower as investors digested earning results from major corporations.
The Australian sharemarket edged down slightly on Wednesday, as investors settled into a new narrative on inflation.
Duncan Evans
Little Green Pharma founder Fleta Solomon is confident France will legalise the use of medicinal cannabis later this year, a move she expects will result in other countries following suit.
Cheyanne Enciso
Former broker and Creso Pharma chair cops $850,000 fine for failed campaign to puff up medicinal cannabis play.
Neale Prior
Shares in Bank of Queensland have soared despite the under-pressure mid-tier lender reporting a huge earnings drop of 33 per cent.
Adrian Lowe
Suggestions from Fed chair Jerome Powell that interest rate cuts could take longer than expected has sent jitters across markets and pushed bond yields higher but impact on Australia may be minimal.
The ASX200 finished down 0.1 per cent, giving up its modest morning gains, as Fed chairman Jay Powell spoke of keeping rates high for longer.
Derek Rose
Evolution Mining says it is in pole position to take advantage of a stunning gold price run, with the overwhelming bulk of future production of the precious metal available to the open market.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has risen 0.2 per cent, after plunging more than 4.0 per cent in the past three sessions.