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The ASX 200 gained 45 points, or 0.5 per cent, to finish at 8,970. It seems the market is starting to treat the current tension as a high-stakes negotiating tactic rather than a permanent state of war.

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The government has a $30 billion windfall heading into the federal budget. The big question is, what do they do with it? Budget expert Chris Richardson shares his pre budget analysis.

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Any hopes of a peaceful resolution over the weekend have been well and truly dashed, with the Australian sharemarket slipping back into the red today

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Your weekend catch-up is here. Money Week rounds up the best of the week from the Money News team.

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Vivek Dhar, Commodities Analyst for CBA on what the ceasefire means for critical chokepoint The Strait Of Hormuz. 

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Dirk Mulder joins Scott haywood to discuss the growing debate about international students.

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The Australian sharemarket managed to keep its head above water today, edging slightly higher as investors cross their fingers that the fragile Middle East ceasefire can hold.

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