The ASX200 rose 0.4 per cent on Friday to finish up 1.2 per cent for the week as Donald Trump demanded cuts in oil prices and interest rates.

The ASX200 has snapped its three-day winning streak with a 0.6 per cent drop, while the Australian dollar was close to a one-month high.

Soyoil prices extended their rally for the sixth consecutive session, to their highest level in two months, while crude palm oil (CPO) futures started...

Gold prices climbed to their highest level in over ten weeks on Tuesday as the US dollar slumped following President Donald Trump's inauguration and...

The ASX200 index has finished Friday down 0.2 per cent, but has risen by a similar amount for the week.

The ASX200 fell 1.2 per cent and the dollar hit a nearly five-year low after a strong US jobs report lowered expectations for quick rate cuts.

The ASX200 fell on Friday but finished the week 0.5 per cent higher, recovering from a slight fall during the previous five days of trading.

EURUSD turned sideways around 1.0400 in Thursday’s European session as the US dollar gains ground. The DXY Dollar Index, which tracks the...

Optimism about the Trump presidency's implications for markets and the economy has driven Australian shares to further gains as the ASX200 rises 0.4...

US small-business confidence surged to the highest level in just over six years in December, extending post election gains. The National Federation of...