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ASX debutant aims to revolutionise prenatal screening (opens the original)
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An Israeli company aiming to harness artificial intelligence to screen unborn babies for hundreds of genetic anomalies is set to debut on the Australian stock exchange. Identifai Genetics will float on October 13 at a market capitalisation of $38.4 million. This follows an initial public offering poised to raise $10 million to help fund commercialisation of its next-generation pre-natal tests. The Tel Aviv-based company was founded on the research conducted by Professor Noam Shomron, head of the
Aussie shares on track for fourth straight losing week (opens the original)
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The Australian share market has fallen to a three-month low and is headed for its fourth straight week of losses, as oil prices and bond yields both moved higher. Near noon on Friday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index had fallen 37.7 points, or 0.43 per cent, to 8,664, its lowest level since mid-June, while the broader All Ordinaries had dropped 48.5 points, or 0.55 per cent, to 8,848.2. With a few hours of trading left, the ASX200 was on pace to finish the week down 0.8 per cent, and was also 0.6
Strongest sales ever for designer sleepwear chain (opens the original)
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A chain of designer sleepwear stores has delivered its best sales ever despite the cost-of-living crunch, as its owner continues to reposition its sister business of back-to-school stores. Parent company Premier Investments, chaired by retail sector stalwart Solomon Lew, reported annual sales of $795.5 million for fiscal 2026, down two per cent from the previous year. But most of that came from Peter Alexander, where sales rose 3.2 per cent to a record $565.3 million, while Smiggle sales fell 12
Aussie shares back in red for 2026 as bond yields spike (opens the original)
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The Australian share market has dropped sharply, falling back into the red once again for 2026 as bond yields spiked to their highest levels in decades. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index on Thursday lost 63.3 points, or 0.72 per cent, to a week-and-a-half low of 8,702, while the broader All Ordinaries fell 59.2 points, or 0.66 per cent, to 8,897. US Treasury yields overnight hit their highest level since 2007, as investors continued to demand a higher return for buying government debt. Bond yields
Australia faces higher public debt costs after new peak (opens the original)
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The federal government faces higher long-term costs to finance its massive public debt, a development with far-reaching implications for taxpayers, corporations and share markets. The danger comes after the yield on Australia's 10-year government bonds rose beyond 5.4 per cent this week to the highest level since mid-2011. At the same time, the average 10-year government yield for the world's seven biggest economies hit its highest level since the global financial crisis in mid-2008. Yields, whi
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