European stock futures traded slightly lower at the start of the week. Asian stock benchmarks fell slightly; the dollar gained; Treasury yields were little changed; while oil and gold futures fell.

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Western Australia’s housing market is seeing a dramatic surge in mortgage sizes, with the average loan amount skyrocketing by ...

The Great Australian Housing Bubble hit a new milestone in October, reaching an all-time high valuation of $12.0 trillion, ...

The FTSE 100 hit a record high on Monday as global shares jumped on hopes that a historic US government shutdown was nearing ...

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As Australian property prices flirt with record highs and affordability collapses, the federal government has once again ...

Wall Street’s most valuable tech companies have lost more than $1 trillion (£760bn) since last week as fears grow that the ...

Asian shares are mostly lower as a rebound fueled by buying of technology shares loses steam. Markets appeared not to react to the latest step toward ending the U.S. shutdown, after the Senate ...