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Banks, real estate pull Australian shares down over 1% as US rate cut bets ease - Vimarsana News

Banks, real estate pull Australian shares down over 1% as US rate cut bets ease

Australian shares slumped the most in over three weeks on Wednesday, as rate-sensitive sectors such as banks, technology, and real estate took a beating due to upbeat U.S. economic data that prompted...

Australia's energy giants to face annual earnings slump on bleak oil prices - Vimarsana News

Australia's energy giants to face annual earnings slump on bleak oil prices

Australia's leading energy companies Woodside Energy and Santos are likely to report a steep drop in their annual earnings due to lower oil prices, while analysts expect the focus to be on the...

job creation: Navigating future of skill development and job creation - Vimarsana News

job creation: Navigating future of skill development and job creation

India needs to focus on skill development and holistic education to bridge the gap between potential and realization. Only 5% of the population is formally skilled, leaving graduates unprepared for the job market. The shift towards skill-based education, outlined in NEP 2020, is necessary for success. Formal education has minimal impact on job efficacy, making on-the-job training critical.

Australian shares close higher for three straight weeks - Vimarsana News

Australian shares close higher for three straight weeks

The Australian stock market has lifted for a third straight week at the close, but the positive streak could be short-lived.

Bank rescues ease crisis fears but investors worry it's not enough - Vimarsana News

Bank rescues ease crisis fears but investors worry it's not enough

Large US banks injected the funds into San Francisco-based bank on Thursday.