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Global Markets | Australia Inc starts to feel Iran war fallout, raising stagflation riskAustralia's economy faces a stagflationary shock as the Middle East conflict drives up fuel prices. Top companies like Qantas and Westpac a...- Australian Stock Market closes with a gain after witnessing decline, key indices see steady performance; check top gainers and losersThe Australian stock market closed higher on Monday, November 3, 2025, with the S&P/ASX 200 gaining 0.15% to 8,894.80. Despite a mixed sess...
- Mighty US dollar feels heat as Trump's tariffs spark trade turmoilIn just a week, the dollar has gone from a safe haven to investors' whipping boy as U.S. President Donald Trump's chaotic tariffs on friend...
- Australian shares end near 1-month lows, dire GDP data eyedThe RBA also hinted at further support ahead of Wednesday's second-quarter GDP data announcement, which could confirm Australia's first rec...
- Has RBI-govt spat caused long-term damage to Indian markets?"There is uncertainty as to how various policies will play out," said Frances Cheung.
- Bulls bet banks will push Australian stocks to post-crisis peakThere are signs the market’s advance was too much too soon.
- 4 days to go: Here's the US election cheatsheet for financial marketsHere is a look at the potential winners and losers. But first, a caveat. Investors’ immediate reaction to the US presidential elections oft...
- 6 days to go: Here's the US election cheatsheet for financial marketsSince the FBI surprise dealt a blow to Clinton by reigniting controversy over her e- mails late last week, haven assets are rising and risk...
- Japan unveils $100 bn plan to fight surging yen after Moody’s cuts ratingThe downgrade in Japan's credit grade was the first by Moody's since 2002 and reflects deteriorating credit quality across developed nation...
- Bernanke hints at further Fed easing on rising jobless rateFedereal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke said the economy is barely expanding at a sustainable pace.
- Lehman BPO shows door to 180Lehman Brothers’ captive back-office unit in Mumbai is set to hand pink slips to over one-fourth of its employees.
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