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Volatility is king: Markets brace for more turbulence amid meltdown

Volatility is king: Markets brace for more turbulence amid meltdown

Global sharemarkets have been a sea of red as the era of cheap money comes to a screeching halt. And investors predict more uncertainty is on the horizon.

  • by Clancy Yeates

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ASX loses over $50bn in value as recession fears spook markets

ASX loses over $50bn in value as recession fears spook markets

The Australian sharemarket is on track to post its biggest weekly loss in two years following a wipeout on Wall Street, as worries about a fragile global economy roar back to the fore.

  • by Stan Choe and Lachlan Abbott
Wall Street’s implosion is terrible news for Biden - and it’s going to get worse

Wall Street’s implosion is terrible news for Biden - and it’s going to get worse

After months of dithering, Fed chair Jerome Powell appears ever more serious about reining in inflation. Joe Biden’s re-election hopes could be caught in the crossfire.

  • by Jeremy Warner
The Wrap: ASX extends slump as rates rally runs out of puff

The Wrap: ASX extends slump as rates rally runs out of puff

The Australian sharemarket finished slightly lower, despite making early gains following the Fed’s biggest hike to interest rates since 1994.

  • by Lachlan Abbott
The Wrap: ASX extends losses ahead of US interest rate decision

The Wrap: ASX extends losses ahead of US interest rate decision

The Australian sharemarket has fallen another 1.3 per cent with a looming US interest rate decision on the horizon.

  • by Colin Kruger and Lachlan Abbott
‘Worse than Lehman’: Wall Street’s rout triggers some GFC memories

‘Worse than Lehman’: Wall Street’s rout triggers some GFC memories

It was just one of those days with losses so gigantic that solely looking at stocks wasn’t enough.

  • by Ye Xie, Isabelle Lee, Amelia Pollard and Peyton Forte
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Bloodbath: ASX enters correction with over $80bn wiped off sharemarket

Bloodbath: ASX enters correction with over $80bn wiped off sharemarket

The Australian sharemarket plunged more than 5 per cent at the open, marking its worst day since March 2020, when COVID-19 rattled investors.

  • by Colin Kruger
On high alert: Markets a sea of red as they wait for the big reveal

On high alert: Markets a sea of red as they wait for the big reveal

With markets in turmoil, a critical moment for investors looms at this week’s Fed meeting.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Wall Street hit with a brutal reality check as inflation woes worsen

Wall Street hit with a brutal reality check as inflation woes worsen

 Wall Street’s shuddering realisation that inflation got worse last month, not better as hoped, sent markets reeling further.

  • by Stan Choe and Damian Troise
The Wrap: ASX posts worst weekly decline since April 2020

The Wrap: ASX posts worst weekly decline since April 2020

The ASX200 dropped below 7,000 points for the first in four weeks - down 1.25 per cent to 6,932 - ensuring the market had its biggest weekly decline for the year.

  • by Colin Kruger
‘A ways to run’: Wall Street billionaire says there is more sharemarket pain ahead

‘A ways to run’: Wall Street billionaire says there is more sharemarket pain ahead

Stanley Druckenmiller has some bad news for Wall Street and investors around the world: The sharp decline in the sharemarket isn’t over just yet.

  • by Brian Chappatta and Katherine Burton