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The Australian share market was bracing for a dip, set to drop by a rise in COVID-19 cases in the United States and contractions on Wall Street. (read more)
The Australian dollar rose overnight to almost US70c and the ASX was tilting towards an early climb this morning as the US dollar fell on ongoing COVID-19 resurgence fears. (read more)
The ASX was perkier before the opening bell today, set to rise and follow Wall Street which grew overnight on the back of tailwinds from the tech sector. (read more)
The ASX was tilting towards opening lower this morning, reeling after a turbulent week of trading and negative current account data from the United States which shaved close two-year lows in the first quarter. (read more)
The ASX was pointing towards opening lower this morning on negative sentiment of a second wave of coronavirus cases globally and an unemployment rate at 7.1% for May, Australia’s highest in two decades.On opening in New Zealand, the NZX50 slumped 0.97% to (read more)