Trump and Putin had another hour-long meeting at the G20 that nobody has spoken about until now. The Australian Greens are in crisis. The Aussie dollar is rallying. Netflix is surging. And more ...
Queensland Greens senator Larissa Waters yesterday became the second member of her party to resign from politics within a week, because like Western Australia's Scott Ludlam, she was a dual citizen, in breach of the Australian Constitution.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has announced its definition of "unquestionably strong" capital requirements for Australia's big 4 banks.
The Australian dollar closed above 79 cents for the first time since May 2015 overnight, propelled higher by a combination of stronger commodity prices, US dollar weakness and optimistic views on Australia's economic outlook from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
Iron ore is on some kind of rally. Prices jumped to a fresh multi-month high on Tuesday, and with futures continuing to rip higher overnight, it looks like the move will continue today.
Ethereum, the red-hot rival to bitcoin, has been on a tear since the beginning of last year, but one of its founders thinks the cryptocurrency is in a bubble ready to pop, according to reporting by Bloomberg's Camila Russo.
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