Insurance Australia Group Limited ( ASX:IAG ) shareholders have seen the share price descend 15% over the month.

Is it time to jump in or jump ship on this ASX 200 insurance company? The post Down 10% this year, is it time to buy IAG ...

Hudson has largely managed to switch Qantas’s focus back onto passengers, said Jakob Cakarnis, an analyst at Jarden Australia ...

The ASX slid again after Trump slapped a 25pc tariff on Aussie steel,and gold crept up as traders scrambled for safety.

For instance, CBA, which is the most expensive bank globally with a 26 times forward price-to-earnings ... and how the market reacts. Take Insurance Australia Group, for example.

Australia’s market fell despite a strong lead ... NSW sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning. Shares in IAG dropped 0.38 per cent to $7.80, while QBE fell 1.3 per cent to $20.84 ...

DISCLOSURE: InvestSMART Group Limited employees may have an interest in the securities and managed funds displayed via this service. Please refer to our Financial Services Guide for more information.

The Treasury is on track to miss official forecasts for public borrowing by £63bn compared to projections made before Labour ...

The Bank of England kept rates steady at 4.5% on Thursday, as inflation remains sticky and global uncertainty ratchets up.

The EV market is set to boom over the mid-term despite the Tesla backlash, and Australian consumers will be the first to ...

Qantas’ strategy remains focused on share prices and executive bonuses ... with four insurers, IAG, Suncorp, QBE and Allianz collectively controlling nearly 75% of the home insurance market.