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The flat finish reflects Wall Street, which seemed to be taking President Donald Trump’s latest tariff push in stride, with ...

The Australian sharemarket retreated from all-time highs during the session as gains by Sigma and the big miners were offset ...

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DOLLAR UP WITH YIELDS Investors reacted by pushing the dollar higher, with its index firm at 108.26. The euro dipped 0.1% to $1.0313 , while the trade-exposed Australian dollar fell 0.2% to $0.6260.

DOLLAR UP WITH YIELDS Investors reacted by pushing the dollar higher, with its index firm at 108.265. The euro dipped 0.1% to $1.0315, while the trade-exposed Australian dollar eased to $0.6270.

The dollar came ... year Treasury note dropped 6 basis points to a one-month low of 4.561% as investors rushed into safe-haven assets and government bonds. The benchmark S&P 500 lost 1.46% to ...

Powell’s testimony may impact S&P 500, gold, and yields as traders watch ... markets could react with higher Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and downward pressure on equities, particularly ...

US inflation data came in higher than expected but the USD trades in the red. The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its sideways consolidation as AUD/USD softens to around 0.6260 in Wednesday’s ...

Australia has made its first $500 million payment to the United States under the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal ahead of a ...

Investors shrugged off Trump’s tariff threats on China. Softer US Dollar data bolstered the Aussie rebound. The Australian Dollar (AUD) bounces back strongly to near 0.6290 after a weak opening ...

“We’re potentially looking at a trade war on multiple fronts and that is a real concern for global trade, equity markets and the Aussie dollar,” he told The Australian. “It’s all very ...