Researchers at Domain say the profit boom of the past decade is starting to show early signs of weakness. Stephanie Youssef spoke to Domain's Chief of Economics and Reserch, Nicola Powell. Meanwhile, the ASX closed at its highest level since March, surging 1.4%, after a healthy rally on Wall Street. US President Donald Trump's comments - that negotiations to end the Iran war and open the Strait of Hormuz had resumed - triggered a heavy bout of risk-on sentiment. Clive Maguchu, senior strategist with State Street Investment Management, spoke to Rena Sarumpaet.
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Folge vom 05.08.2026Property profit boom showing signs of weakness ; Risk appetite returns to gloal markets
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Folge vom 05.08.2026Your guide to Census 2026: When is it? Who does it? And what is it for?On August 11, every household in Australia will be required to take part in the Census. In the lead up to Census night, SBS answers the key questions about when, why, and how the national survey is conducted.
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Folge vom 04.08.2026Actions of protesters and police at Opera House rally examined at royal commissionThe Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has heard evidence relating to protests and police response to demonstrations during its seventh hearing block. A pro-Palestinian protest held shortly after the October 7 Hamas attacks, and a separate neo-Nazi rally in Sydney were both brought under scrutiny during the one day hearing.
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Folge vom 04.08.2026Diplomacy stalls across Middle East as Iran flags plan for HormuzAcross the Middle East, diplomatic efforts are stalling. Iran is denying US claims of direct negotiations, issuing fresh threats against warships attempting to enforce a new shipping route through the strategic waterway. Meanwhile, the war in Gaza continues to exact a devastating human toll, with the UN describing July as the deadliest month there this year and in Lebanon, another fragile ceasefire is facing a fresh test.