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The ASX 200 closed at levels last seen in late October, trading higher as gold and silver surge in price. See how the day unfolded plus insights from our business reporters on the ABC News markets blog. Source link

Hellyer Metals, which until recently operated Tasmania’s Hellyer gold mine, has gone into liquidation. But the company says the mine is unaffected because it is now operated by a different company. Source link

Gold surges to a record high above $US5,000 an ounce, extending a historic rally as investors piled into the safe-haven asset amid rising geopolitical tensions. Source link

A constant battle of ideas reshapes the world we live in, and few groups have been more successful in winning the war than the little-known Atlas Network.  Source link

Furnished accommodation company ShareSorted was found in breach of its obligations related to at least two properties, but a lack of regulation allows them to continue to operate. Source link

In the wake of Trump, the world will now have to revisit the conference that set up the “rules-based world order”. Source link

Western Australia’s grain growers are on track to deliver a record harvest this season, breaking the previous 2022 record by almost 2 million tonnes.   Source link

The average age of purchasing your first home is increasing as economists say politicians continue to favour the current home owner.  Source link

The Australian share market has finished slightly higher after a rally on Wall Street, as investors showed signs of relief a day after US President Donald Trump dropped tariff threats against eight European countries. Look back on our Friday business blog. Source link

The Australian company’s customers feel like they have been “ghosted”, while investors and shareholders are angry and confused about what happens next.  Source link