The S&P 500 has ended lower, with Intel and other chip stocks retreating after a recent rally while uncertainty around US-Iran peace talks weighed on the wider market.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have notched record high closes, lifted by Intel and other AI-related stocks, as a US-Iran ceasefire held firm and investors focused on strong quarterly earnings.
Australia's share market has pared back some early losses after falling to its lowest level in a month, with a Reserve Bank rate hike and the ongoing Persian Gulf conflict gutting investor confidence.
Wall Street has ended lower, with the S&P 500 retreating from record highs, after a South Korean ship was hit by an explosion in the Strait of Hormuz and Iran demonstrated its grip on Middle East oil.
Australia's share market has started the week lower, pulling back ahead of the Reserve Bank's interest rate decision and as traders weigh developments in the Persian Gulf.
Australia's share market has broken its worst losing streak since 2018 as oil prices eased from four-year highs and strong US earnings boosted investor sentiment.
The liquidators of collapsed medical cannabis group Melodiol have zeroed in on controversial payments linked to banned director Adam Blumenthal in their hunt for potential recovery actions.
The Australian bourse has continued its losing streak into its eighth-straight day as oil prices rocketed and the realities of a prolonged energy shock hit home for Woolworths and other exposed businesses.
Australian shares have fallen for a seventh straight session as sticky inflation made worse by the Middle East energy crisis rose to its highest rate in three years.
US stocks have closed lower, backing away from record closing highs as renewed concerns over the artificial intelligence boom weighed on technology stocks.
Australia's share market has notched a sixth-straight session of losses, falling on reports the US will likely reject an Iranian plan to open the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Donald Trump has announced his pick for the next American ambassador to Australia more than a year after the Republican leader's return to the White House.
Australia's share market has fallen for a fourth-straight session, with banks and miners weighing heavily on the bourse as the Persian Gulf conflict dims the global economic outlook.
US stocks have fallen in choppy trading as hopes dimmed for a quick end to the Iran war while investors grappled with a mixed bag of earnings reports as concerns resurfaced about AI-driven disruption across the software sector.
Resurgent oil prices have helped push Australia's share market lower for a third straight session as the US and Iran escalate their respective shipping blockades.
