Greece to Reappoint Stournaras as Central Bank Chief
Greece is set to reappoint Yannis Stournaras as the Bank of Greece governor, highlighting stability in the country's financial leadership amid ongoing
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Singapore dollar could gain as yuan ties deepen
The Singapore dollar may strengthen as its ties with the Chinese yuan deepen, boosting its position as a regional financial hub amid strong sovereign
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ASML lifts 2026 outlook on AI chip boom
ASML raises its 2026 revenue forecast amid the AI chip boom, projecting €36–40 billion in net sales as demand for advanced semiconductor technology
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European stocks pause as earnings season looms
European stocks pause as earnings season approaches, with the Stoxx 600 cooling after recent gains. Find out what factors are influencing the market ahead
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IMF warns Chalmers: Don't fuel war-driven inflation
IMF warns Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers about avoiding policies that could worsen war-driven inflation, highlighting the latest concerns for the
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Qantas lifts fares and trims domestic flights as passengers reroute around Middle East
Qantas raises fares and reduces domestic flights amid rerouted passenger traffic avoiding Middle East routes, reflecting shifts in travel patterns and
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Delay Costs Billions — A 25% gas export tax and a fair-share levy could change the math
Australia loses nearly $349 million weekly due to delays; a 25% gas export tax and fair-share levy could reshape the economy and boost government revenue.
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Ineos Automotive leans on Grenadier sales and U.S. growth to chase breakeven
Ineos Automotive aims for breakeven in 2023 as it boosts Grenadier SUV and pickup sales, focusing on U.S. expansion to accelerate growth and profitability.
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Three senior ministers quit Victorian cabinet ahead of November election, triggering fiscal reshuffle
Three senior Victorian ministers quit the cabinet on Monday. The departures include the state's finance and health ministers. The moves open space for a
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Hungary’s opposition wins big — a regime change that could reshape public finances
Tisza won 138 of 199 parliamentary seats.
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Air strike on Yobe market kills more than 100 — local trade and security budgets face pressure
More than 100 people died after a Nigerian airstrike hit a crowded market.
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Auction clearances slump as buyers step back in Sydney and Melbourne
Sydney's auction clearance rate dropped to 50.4% last week.
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US, maritime law and shipping firms push back as Iran eyes tolls on Strait of Hormuz
The US says tolls on the Strait of Hormuz won't be accepted. Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, made that plain.
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One million NSW commuters to benefit from Opal ticketing upgrade, government says
Opal card hardware across NSW will be ripped out and replaced. The state is preparing for a major technical overhaul. Commuters should see smarter
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Year 5 student turns surplus fruit into a fortnightly school farmers’ market
A mandarin tree sparked a school business. The market now runs every second Friday.
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Another Block home hits market for much less than Adrian Portelli paid
Another Block home is listed for far less than Portelli paid.
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How private money is piling into fusion — and why one startup dominates
Commonwealth Fusion Systems has nearly $3 billion. Investors are pouring cash into fusion.
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Tesla’s Small EV Comeback: From Model 2 Cancellation to a New Compact Car in Development
Tesla’s lineup has shrunk in recent years, with the company dropping older models and focusing on just a few vehicles. But now, whispers from inside
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Bendigo Bank’s AI-Powered Job Cuts Signal Shift in Banking Sector
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has revealed plans to slash staff numbers as part of a sweeping move to adopt artificial intelligence and automation technology.
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Government Moves to Ban Advice Fee Deductions From Super When Switching Funds
Australians may soon stop paying advice fees when switching super funds. Treasury's reforms aim to protect consumers and improve fund switching rules.
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HECS-HELP Debt 2026: What You Need to Know About Repayment Thresholds, Indexation, and Paying It Off Faster
Learn about HECS-HELP debt changes in 2026, including repayment thresholds, indexation, and tips to pay it off faster. Essential info for Australian s
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Svatantra Microfin Gears Up for $250 Million IPO After Major Acquisition in India
Svatantra Microfin is preparing to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in India, aiming to raise between $250 million and $310 million. The move comes after
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Tax Confusion Hits Prediction Market Winners as IRS Guidance Lags Behind
Prediction markets are getting more popular, but users still don’t know how to handle taxes. Millions of Americans who made money on these platforms are unsure
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Used Electric Vehicle Prices Surge in Australia Amid Fuel Crisis
Used electric cars are commanding higher prices across Australia, as soaring petrol and diesel costs push more drivers to consider EVs. The usual trend of falli
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Superannuation Contribution Caps 2026: What You Need to Know About Concessional, Non-Concessional, and Catch-Up Rules
Superannuation remains a key part of retirement planning in Australia. Understanding the contribution caps that govern how much you can put into your super each
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