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Gold Surges Past US$4,100, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Reach Fresh Records as Investors Shift Gears
Australian investors saw fresh highs in global equities and a sharp rise in gold, while oil slid and the local dollar advanced against the greenback.
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Gold Hits $4,187 as Tech Stocks Struggle Despite Bitcoin Rebound
As safe-haven demand drives gold to US$4,187 an ounce and Bitcoin rebounds sharply, the companies building content-authenticity and image-verification tools face a market that is simultaneously rewarding their premise and punishing their business models.
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Gold Surges to $4,187 as Markets Signal Major Global Repricing
A simultaneous rally in equities, bullion and crypto alongside a sharp crude sell-off signals a market repricing that cuts directly to Australian portfolios, energy stocks and the cost of imported goods.
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From a reviving WA goldfield to a $1.2 billion Hunter Valley train factory, a clutch of industries are pulling ahead while property investors retreat and first-home buyers stall.
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A sharp risk-on day sent US equities to fresh highs and gold through another record, while sliding oil prices and a weaker US dollar reshaped the outlook for household budgets and retirement balances alike.
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A plain-language explainer of how the Commonwealth budget is built and how national spending and policy decisions flow through to local services and economies.
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Gold Surges Past $4,187, Wall Street Rallies and Oil Slides: What It Means for Your Wallet
A striking divergence across global markets on July 4 sends clear signals for Australian investors, mortgage holders and anyone watching the price of petrol.