Yahoo Finance Tesla Extends Breakout; BYD In Buy Zone As Sales Near 1 Million
Tesla vs. BYD: Tesla stock broke above a key level with Q2 deliveries due. BYD reclaimed a buy point as total sales nearly hit one million.
Tesla vs. BYD: Tesla stock broke above a key level with Q2 deliveries due. BYD reclaimed a buy point as total sales nearly hit one million.
Police are probing a worrying theory on a bus crash that left three women dead and two men fighting for life.
Three people have been killed and seven are fighting for their lives after a horrific crash involving a bus and a car towing a caravan on a major highway.
An image taken in a car park this week has left some lost for words and speaks to the unspoken rules of 'charging etiquette' among EV drivers. What do you think?
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The unrestored 1970 example, with roughly 26,100 miles on it, will be part of Gooding & Company’s Pebble Beach Auctions in August.
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Australia's central bank pondered whether a further rise in interest rates was needed to bring inflation to heel at its June policy meeting, but decided to stand pat in part due to the risk of a sharp slowdown in the labour market. Minutes of its June 17-18 board meeting out on Tuesday showed the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) considered raising its 4.35% cash rate amid doubts policy was not restrictive enough to bring inflation - currently running at 4.0% - to its 2-3% target band. In the end, the board judged the case for holding steady was stronger given the economy was still tracking broadly as expected, with inflation seen returning to target in 2026, output growth staying weak and risks to the labour market on the downside.
Political turmoil in France gripped investors weighing whether stocks can build on their stellar first-half performance.
The man's injuries are not believed to be serious, say Leicestershire Police.
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Asia lagged what was a pretty solid start to the new quarter for global stocks on Monday, and the steep rise in U.S. Treasury yields suggests it will be difficult session again on Tuesday for regional equities and emerging assets more broadly. The 10-year U.S. yield jumped 13 basis points to 4.50% on Monday - the highest yield and biggest one-day rise in a month - as investors repriced the potential inflationary impact from mooted fiscal, tariff, and immigration policies under a Donald Trump presidency. Wall Street, European, and world stocks powered through that headwind, Japanese stocks got a lift from the yen's slide back through 161.00 per dollar, and Chinese stocks drew strength from a positive surprise in domestic manufacturing sector data.
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As the ASX200 navigates a slight downturn at the start of the new financial year, with particular pressure on the IT sector, investors might look towards more resilient investment opportunities. Amidst varying sector performances and economic stimuli affecting materials and energy stocks, dividend-paying stocks such as Commonwealth Bank of Australia could offer a degree of stability and potential income in uncertain times.