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Shares fall as investors eye debt ceiling negotiations. Fitch affirms Australia’s AAA rating. Oil, gold edge higher. New Hope mine faces legal challenge. Follow latest here.

Australian shares are 0.2pc lower; NAB sees chance of two more rate rises; AVZ faces $US1.4b in damages claims; Aristocrat to acquire NeoGames; Newcrest accepts Newmont takeover offer; Elders cuts dividend. Follow updates here.

Australian shares open slightly lower; Citi abandons sell on Woodside; Westpac trades ex-dividend; GrainCorp, Goodman upgrade earnings guidance; James Hardie to defend class action. Follow updates here.

ASX is down 0.2pc; Bubs CEO terminated due to ‘failure to comply’ with board; TechnologyOne in trading halt following attempted hack; Mayne Pharma unveils buyback; CSR lifts dividend; Redbubble to cut workforce. Follow updates here.

The Australian share market opens higher as Westpac posts a $4 billion profit in its half-yearly results. Follow the day's events as they happen with our live blog.

Risk of a recession in the US and prospects of another Fed rate increase push investors to buy defensive stocks and follow the 92-year-old billionaire.

Shares are poised to edge lower. Vanessa Hudson to lead Qantas. Woolworths reports 8pc increase in sales. RBA expected to hit pause. Bitcoin retreats. S&P 500 dips. Follow updates here.

Banks and financial markets are predicting the RBA will keep the cash rate on hold at 3.6 per cent for another month at today's meeting, with the ASX opening lower. Follow the day's events with our live blog.

The ASX opens higher as Coles reports higher quarterly revenue after supply chain issues ease, while weak economic growth in the US signals a possible recession later this year. Follow the day's events and insights live.

Future Fund chief warns of economic headwinds ahead; ASX slips; Japanese giant Kirin in $1.9b bid for Blackmores, shares surged 21.5 per cent at open. Follow more Alpha Live Summit updates here.