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- Aug 31, 2026
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Oil prices surge on latest US-Iran flare-up, ASX slips as housing slump continues — as it happened (opens the original)
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The Australian share market ended lower, while the 10-year Australian government bond yield rose to 5.16 per cent, the highest level since April 2011. Meanwhile, ASIC confirmed it would "take no further action" against Mineral Resources founder Chris Ellison and its board following the conclusion of its investigation. Increased hostilities between the US and Iran led to a surge in the oil price. Follow the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog.
RBA 'quietly' reduced US dollar exposure, big banks tip rate hike — as it happened (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank, it has been revealed, reduced its target share of US dollars in its foreign reserves portfolio by 10 percentage points in 2025. Meanwhile, major banks CBA and NAB now predict another interest rate hike this year after July's inflation data. Look back on the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog. Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice. Choose what information you see below by using filters We'll end our mark
They don't need oil changes or spark plugs but is it cheaper to run an EV? (opens the original)
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Australians are increasingly turning to electric cars, with the national EV fleet now at about 650,000 battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. During the June quarter alone the country recorded its biggest-ever quarterly surge in electric vehicle sales. Nearly one in every two new vehicles sold was either electric or hybrid, according to the Australian Automobile Association. In the year-to-date, EVs make up 26.7 per cent of the total new vehicle sales market, more than double the 12 per c
Australia's debt hits $1 trillion as US debt passes $US40 trillion threshold — as it happened (opens the original)
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Australia's debt has hit $1 trillion at the same time the United States sees its debt pass $US40 trillion. The US is on track to borrow $US2 trillion during 2026 alone, which will be spent on the war in the Middle East and sweeping tax cuts. Meanwhile, the Australian share market opens higher in morning trading as the price of gold has surged by more than 4 per cent. Look back on the day's financial news and insights from our specialist business reporters on our live blog. Disclaimer: This blog
ASX drops, CBA beats expectations with $10.9b profit — as it happened (opens the original)
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The nation's second-largest company Commonwealth Bank has reported its annual net profit rose to $10.9 billion. The Australian share market is lower on fading optimism about a US-Iran peace deal happening any time soon. Look back on how the trading day unfolded. Disclaimer: this blog is not intended as investment advice. Choose what information you see below by using filters We'll end our markets live blog here and thank you for staying with us. Don't forget to catch The Business on ABC News at
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