Explore what to expect now that the ASX 200 index has retreated, and what to expect in the coming days after the RBA cut.

Australia’s sharemarket is $116bn richer after US President Donald Trump rolled back his crushing tariff regime for 90 days to appease “yippy” bonds and stocks.

Shares up 4.5pc after S&P500 jumps by most since 2008; US futures dip; miners, banks soar; Deutsche tips 25bps May rate cut; ...

with only 10 stocks out of the 200 finishing up on Monday’s trading. All four of the index heavy major banks finished in the red. Australia’s largest bank CBA slumped 6.23 per cent to $144.41 ...

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) 200 index is currently in a correction phase, presenting a potential opportunity for investors. With President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies contributing ...

The Australian sharemarket soared during Tuesday’s trading, as the markets waited for “Liberation Day” out of the United ...

The benchmark ASX 200 index closed up 1.04 per cent ... jumped up 0.92 per cent or 73.70 points to 8,126.90 points. The Australian dollar is also up and is now buying 62.50 US cents.

The Australian sharemarket resumed its sell-off ... The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index slumped 135 points, or 1.8 per cent, to 7375 at the closing bell, extending its decline from its recent peak ...

The ASX 200 index plunged more than 6 per cent at the open before regaining some ground. But it was still the biggest one-day fall for local shares since COVID-19. Follow the day's events and insights ...