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Live: ASX tipped lower despite Wall St gains, AUD flat, oil retreats
live Markets live blog: ASX 200 tipped lower despite Wall St gains, AUD flat, oil retreats amid Iran war peace talks ASX futures are pointing to a slight decline to begin winter, with the Australian share market expected to open about 13 points lower. The weakness comes despite a solid finish on Wall Street on Friday, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all ending higher. Investors are weighing easing inflation concerns, the outlook for interest rates, and hopes for a lasting peace in the...
Live: ASX to fall, SpaceX eyes mega IPO
live Live market updates: ASX tipped to open lower, SpaceX eyes $US135-a-share for mega IPO The ASX is set to fall after Wall Street pulled back from record highs as renewed Iran war fears hit risk appetite. Oil prices also climbed on fresh Middle East tensions. Meanwhile, all eyes are on SpaceX after it set a $US135-a-share IPO price for what could be the biggest float in history.
Live: ASX likely to rise despite US launching strikes against Iran
ASX likely to rise despite US launching strikes against Iran The Australian share market is likely to open slightly higher, despite the United States launching missile strikes against Iran. The strikes were in response to Iran shooting down a US Apache helicopter earlier this week and raises doubts about how close both nations are to reaching a peace deal. See how the trading day unfolds on our blog.
Live: ASX to open higher, oil prices jump on US-Iran uncertainty, AI stocks at record highs
live Markets live: ASX to open higher, oil prices jump on US-Iran uncertainty and AI stocks at record highs Oil prices jump to a one-week high as the US and Iran provide conflicting updates about how peace talks between the warring nations are progressing. The Australian share market is likely to start its day higher after a surge in AI stocks pushed Wall Street to new record highs. See how the trading day unfolds on our blog.
Live: Oil prices down almost 3pc as traders bet on Middle East peace
live Live market updates: Oil prices down, ASX to rise, tech stocks falter Brent crude has dropped almost 3 per cent overnight, as oil traders bet on a peace deal in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the ASX is set to trade up today after another strong session on Wall Street overnight. Follow the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog.
Live: Wall Street at record highs, Australia's minimum wage rise announced today
live Live market updates: Minimum wage increase announced soon, Wall Street at record highs A decision on how much the minimum wage will increase will be announced this morning: affecting the pay packets of millions of Australians. Follow the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog. Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice.
Live: Wall Street rebounds after semiconductor rout, OpenAI files to list
live Live: Wall Street rebounds after semiconductor rout, OpenAI files to list Wall Street markets have rebounded after yesterday's semiconductor rout, while artificial intelligence giant OpenAI has filed to become a public company. Follow the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog. Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice.
Police allege corporate boss refused blood alcohol tests after hitting five cars
Police allege corporate boss refused blood alcohol tests after Sydney car crash Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 6:00pm A corporate titan is alleged to have crashed his BMW into five cars in Sydney's east, before refusing two alcohol-detecting breath tests. NSW Police allege private equity baron Joel Thickins of TPG Capital hit a Mazda then ploughed into four parked cars on Monday night. They allege he refused a breath test on the debris-strewn roadside and then a further breath analysis after he was...
Aussie dollar dives to two-month low amid interest rate fears
Australian dollar dives to two-month low as interest rate fears grip markets Mon 8 Jun 2026 at 4:28pm In short: The Australian dollar fell to its lowest level in over two months, just over 70 cents to the US dollar. The weakness stems from a renewed surge in the US dollar as global interest rates, including US interest rates, rise.