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“That’s not a good place to be if you want to preserve the USD’s reserve-currency status. That status was built on the premise of U.S. leadership and protection,” Macquarie strategists say.

Excel turns 40 in 2025, yet it remains the most-requested data skill in U.S. job ads. A 2025 Business Insider review of 12 million Indeed postings found “Excel” in 531,000 listings—eight times Python and ten times SQL. According to the GoSkills Upskilling Forecast (July 2025), professionals with an advanced-Excel credential…

Australia stopped buying fuel directly from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine but has imported more than 3m tonnes of its oil products since 2023

Australian shares are down for a second straight week against a backdrop of sticky inflation and fears the Reserve Bank's interest rate-cutting cycle is over.

On paper, the economy is growing and unemployment is low. But federal government policymakers are behaving like there is an imminent crisis.

Five weeks, a 500% rally, and now a $300 million AI pivot — Bitfarms Ltd. (NASDAQ:BITF) is rewriting its playbook, turning a debt facility with Macquarie Group Ltd. (ASX: MQG) into fuel for its high-performance computing ambitions.

A dozen Australian universities have improved their positions in the latest global rankings, led by the University of Melbourne.

Financial services giant Macquarie will reimburse investors $321 million over a failed retirement scheme which magnified concerns over the sector's oversight.

Just like Broadcom shares, Wall Street analysts are lifting their price targets on the stock to new heights. Two analysts now see the stock moving above $400.