Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Wednesday, March 11. Stocks are rising again after oil prices fell on hopes the US-Iran conflict will de-escalate.

Markets face fresh turmoil as economists issue stark warnings the Reserve Bank will hike rates twice in the coming months.

Australia’s sharemarket tanked on the opening bell as investors fear the fallout from the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Australian stocks rebounded as falling oil prices eased inflation fears and supported gains in mining and banking shares, but the ASX 200 remains below key resistance.

The All Ordinaries has shed 4pc, or about $120 billion in value, as global markets crumble and oil prices surge15pc towards $US110/barrel. Follow the day's events and insights from our business ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) -The Australian Securities Exchange must make "foundational changes" to its governance, culture and risk management after last year's trading settlement failure, the country's central ...

Nasdaq will implement the solution over the next two years, providing ASX with a single real-time risk management solution across both ASX clearinghouses and asset classes, in response to global ...

Shares fall the most in a year after oil rocketed to a four-year high and stoking inflation fears; UAE and Kuwait cut output; ...

Investor fears of a drawn-out Middle East war, surging oil prices and potentially higher inflation are hitting Australian shares, with the ASX down 2 per cent. Panic selling hits Korea's market, ...

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