The Australian sharemarket is set to open higher with investors hoping March quarter inflation falls within the Reserve Bank’s target range and after overnight gains on Wall Street.

Plus: Beijing vows never to kneel to US pressure; Trump to ease auto tariff pressure on US firms; Canada’s Carney to form minority government as Poilievre loses long-held seat.

The fund manager, which controls $3 billion in assets, has filed regulatory paperwork for a new private credit vehicle.

President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order Tuesday afternoon (Wednesday morning AEST) to soften the impact of his 25% tariffs on autos and auto parts, the White House said.

PwC has found that over $11 trillion is expected to change hands in 2025 as AI is integrated into business value chains, a report to be released on Wednesday finds.

General Motors (GM) and Volvo have pulled 2025 profit guidance, citing uncertainty brought about by US President Donald Trump ...

BP missed expectations in its first quarter, bringing in weaker profits after abandoning its strategy to become a leader in ...

S&P is warning Australia's AAA credit rating could be at risk from election spending. Economists think it'll take a crisis to ...

Betr Entertainment has tabled a revised takeover proposal for rival book maker PointsBet, valuing the target at $360 million.

Canada's state broadcaster CBC News has called the country's election in favour of the incumbant Liberal Party.

Mineral Resources shares surged in morning trade, even as the mining group cut production guidance at its Onslow Iron project ...

Auckland International Airport was one of the worst performing ASX 200 stocks in early trading after the airport operator ...