The Australian market has been buoyant, with the ASX200 rising 1.35% to 8,325 points amid positive economic indicators such as a slowdown in U.S. consumer prices and robust domestic employment growth.

By Ankur Banerjee and Sinéad Carew SINGAPORE/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Asian shares tracked Wall Street higher on Thursday and the ...

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The improved mood comes as the Reserve Bank of Australia has signaled that it's closer to delivering a cut in interest rates, potentially as early as next month. A low unemployment rate, income tax ...

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