Australians vote Saturday in general elections being dominated by the soaring cost of living, the economy, energy and China.

The S&P/ASX 200 opened lower on Thursday morning, dropping 0.15 per cent, before rallying following a hike and a successful stint over the last week.

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Australia's largest supermarket chain Woolworths Group posted a better-than-expected 3.2% rise in third-quarter sales on ...

Peter Dutton made a mistake by refusing to address the National Press Club this week. In recent memory, the two other ...

Australia's Bendigo Bank is predicting four more rate cuts, including one this month, after the latest Reserve Bank's figures ...

Australia’s S&P/ASX looks set to slip at the open, paring gains made during its strong April bounce.

Canada’s Liberal Party victory will be remembered not just as one of the most dramatic comebacks in electoral history, ...

The Coalition has waited until the Thursday before the election to finally release its long-promised costings (which Labor also did in 2022), and a key measure of underlying inflation has dropped ...

Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Thursday, May 1. ASX 200 to fall. Shares in US tech giants Meta and Microsoft are higher ...

Technology giants are on the rise in extended trade, following a volatile day on Wall Street as data revealed the US economy ...

Australia's core inflationary metrics hit a three-year low, heightening hopes for another round of interest rate cuts next ...