The S&P/ASX 200 index rose by 13.2 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 7932.10 points on Friday. Six of the eleven market sectors closed in the green, and the Australian dollar fell below the US63¢ mark ...

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TOKYO, March 20 (Reuters) - Japan's Mitsubishi Motors (7211.T), opens new tab, a junior partner of Nissan Motor (7201.T), opens new tab, plans to outsource production of electric vehicles to ...

The fall in the ASX 200 ended the dead cat bounce on the market. Picture: NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers Australian investors were jittery with the index swinging between gains and losses throughout ...

Learn More It was a return to red ink for the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) this Wednesday, as investors lost the steam that had been powering a recovery over the past few trading days. By the time ...

The ASX 200, as well as other global markets are falling due to growing uncertainty over global trade, geopolitical uncertainty, and the impacts these might have on inflation, interest rates, and ...

The ASX 200 benchmark closed 1.3 per cent lower at 7786.2 points on Wednesday. It dropped as much as 2 per cent to 7733.5 points in early trading – its lowest level since August 9 – as global ...

The ASX has tumbled 1.3 per cent and is now close to "correction" territory as the US tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium have been enforced. In other news, ASIC has hauled Australian Super ...

On Tuesday, the S&P/ASX 200 fell just 0.8 per cent and is a modest 3.8 per cent lower this year. While the Nasdaq gained just shy of 40 per cent in 2024 and the global index gained 30 per cent in ...

The ASX 200 is tumbling Tuesday as fears grip markets the US economy is going to drag the global economy into a recession. There are several reliable indicators across the stock and bond markets that ...

Mitsubishi's upcoming European ASX appears to be skewed towards the upper end of its segment, though questions remain over pricing and powertrains.

The Australian markets followed suit on Tuesday morning, with the benchmark ASX 200 slumping 1.78 per cent in morning trade for a $49bn wipe-out. “These comments have intensified investor ...