July 21 (Reuters) - Australian shares slipped in broad-based selling on Monday, with banks and miners leading the decline, while South32 rose after the diversified miner reported fourth-quarter ...

South Korea’s markets opened on a positive note, with the Kospi index rising 0.45 per cent, while the Kosdaq remained ...

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The Australian share market has suffered its worst one-day decline since Donald Trump announced his so-called “Liberation Day ...

The sell-off has been sheeted home to the Japanese election, where the ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost its majority in ...

Australia’s sharemarket had its sharpest one-day fall since the fallout from Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” fallout smashed markets in early April, as investors sold down their big four bank shares ...

Financials (-2.26%) were by far the worst performers with the banking sector under pressure: Westpac (-3.6%), Commonwealth ...

The Australian share market closed lower after experiencing its worst single day losses since April, after closing at new ...

The Morningstar LIC monthly report provides a snapshot of ASX-listed LICs, and whether they are trading at a premium or a ...

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RareX has raised $2m from new and existing institutional, sophisticated and professional investors via a strongly supported placement at 2.2c per share to carry out exploration across the Mt ...