$32b wiped from ASX as jumbo China tariff looms; iron ore slumps Shares were down 1.3 per cent near noon AEST as the US closed in on a 104 per cent levy for Beijing. Miners and energy led losses and ...

Aussies have been smashed for the third time in four days, with more than $50bn wiped off the ASX in just minutes.

The White House announced tariffs on Chinese imports would increase to an astounding 104 per cent from 2pm AEST today.

The Australian share market is set to give up yesterday's rebound, with US shares dipping again ahead of the scheduled implementation of reciprocal tariffs later today. Follow the day's events and ...

Australia's plan to introduce dual-class share trading to help revive its weak listing market faces resistance from investors ...

The ASX 200 is tipped to plummet again on Tuesday as investors continue to factor in the likelihood of a global recession.

Australian shares have risen 2.3 per cent as markets across Asia have clawed back some ground after sessions of heavy selling ...

Any spike in trading volumes due to higher volatility and wild swings will heap pressure on the exchange, which is already ...

The Australian sharemarket posted its biggest gain in more than two years on Tuesday as investors waded back into stocks ...

Because of the market selloff, there are ASX 200 shares trading at sharp discounts to what analysts believe they are really ...

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) fell 314.2 points, or 3.94%, last week to finish at an 8-month low, but one sector vastly ...

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