There are plenty of things that move markets — inflation data, central bank statements, geopolitical curveballs, and yes, even tweets from a certain orange-haired former President. But for Aussie investors, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data landing Wednesday could be the make-or-break moment for interest rates this side of Christmas.

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The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) share price has tumbled from record-highs in recent weeks. We asked an expert when it's set to be a buy again.

It’s tariff season again, with the next deadline looming on Friday, August 1. As the music comes to a stop, who wins and who loses from this latest round of negotiations?

Gina Rinehart's new HQ includes wellness, a pink façade, cat-friendly spaces and a 'meow terrace' (complete with cats!).

In this week’s episode of Switzer Investing TV, we spoke with two of the sharpest minds in the market — Jun Bei Liu, founder of Ten Cap and Darren Thompson, Chief Investment Officer at Equity Trustees — to hear what they’re seeing in markets and which stocks they believe could outperform from here.With Donald Trump’s tariff truce making headlines and markets eyeing a potential broadening of the bull run, both guests weighed in on how these macro shifts are influencing investor sentiment — and more importantly, how they’re positioning their portfolios.

Business, universities, and investors have jointly urged the federal government to commit to cutting the cost of red tape by 25% by 2030, in a submission for next month’s Economic Reform Roundtable.

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Fortescue’s $900 million hydrogen project in the US and $1 billion plant in Queensland won’t go ahead. Does Trump play a role here? Are these hydrogen plants simply ‘pie in the sky’? Is Fortescue being forced to repay $60 million to taxpayers? Read on.