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Global markets ended the session little changed overnight as energy stocks on Wall Street cut earlier losses after US President Donald Trump said the United States would quit the international Iran nuclear deal, confirming what many investors had expected

Global markets started the week higher overnight, as Apple lifted its market value to a whopping $US920 billion (as it closes in on being the first company to reach a 1 trillion market cap). Energy stocks received a boost as US crude oil hit $US70 per bar

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Global markets rallied on Friday as shares of Apple hit an all-time high to lead the technology sector higher. Apple’s stock jumped after famed investor Warren Buffett revealed that he had bought 75 million shares, boosting his stake in Apple by nearly 50

Global markets were slightly lower overnight, although the US market did trim losses over the session after a sharp drop early saw the S&P 500 (key US market Index) briefly fall below its 200-day moving average (a key technical indicator level).  

Global markets were mixed overnight as stocks fell after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) released its latest decision on monetary policy. Stocks on Wall Street edged higher as Apple led with a 5% gain post earnings, although gave back advances in the final h

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