ASX rises as rate cut bets hold firm — as it happened
The Australian share market had a solid finish to the week as bets on a rate cut next Tuesday remained strong. See how the day unfolded on our business blog.
Adelaide Miller is an award-winning journalist who is a researcher and reporter for the ABC Investigations team. She has also worked for the Network Desk and Background Briefing. Adelaide can be contacted at miller.adelaide@proton.me
The Australian share market had a solid finish to the week as bets on a rate cut next Tuesday remained strong. See how the day unfolded on our business blog.
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