Money

The big EV short: is Pilbara Minerals ever coming back?

As EV popularity rose, there was a time when Pilbara Minerals was the star of the lithium world. But that momentum drew out the short sellers.

When will James Hardie's AZEK deal live up to expectations?

James Hardie’s $3.9 billion acquisition of AZEK was a surprise, but months later, the deal is still clouded by questions.

Under the hood: can you make money on BHP this year? We investigate

BHP stock has long been a bedrock of the ASX, but now investors are asking: can you actually make money on BHP in 2025?

Australia’s lowest paid workers just got a 3.5% wage increase. Here's why it's not all good news

Even with the increase, Australia’s lowest paid workers will not earn as much as they did before the inflationary surge of 2021-2022.

Is the Aussie market’s appetite for risk opening back up?

While big names in the ASX20 are treading water (even if some are at record highs), one overlooked slice of the market is quietly pushing to new highs: the EX20 index.

Tips for trading in the age of Trump: an expert’s guide

With Trump’s policy shocks rippling markets, top experts explain how smart investors can stay one step ahead of the noise.

What are tariffs, anyway?

Thanks to the decisive victory of US President-elect Donald Trump, we’re now set to hear a whole lot more of his favourite word. But how do they actually work?

Who's in? Who's out? It's the 2025 Rich List

I love the smell of money in the morning. But not as much as these 200 Aussies, dubbed by the Australia's richest. Here's who's who.

What the hell, CSL: is this big Aussie pharma about to storm back?

After a few months months in the doldrums, CSL (ASX: CSL) is showing signs it might be about to storm back. We ask the experts: "why?".

The good, the bad and the ugly: three ASX stocks to watch today

Get ready for a session of ups-and-downs on the ASX today, as news of growth, blowouts and potential probes hit the headlines.

US consumer confidence goes through the roof in May

What tariff anxiety? US consumer confidence numbers came in overnight and blew analysts away.

How should central banks respond to Trump tariffs? The RBA has some ideas

With the return of Donald Trump to the White House, the United States has signalled a return to aggressive tariff policies, upending economic forecasts around the world. This leaves central banks with a tricky dilemma: how to respond when inflation and global growth are being shaped by political decisions rather than economic fundamentals? Tariffs lift […]

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