Farmers plead for help as drought grips Australia's southern states, lithium stocks surge sharply on global trade war tensions. Plus, patients are avoiding medical specialists over high costs. 

Farmers plead for help as drought grips Australia's southern states, lithium stocks surge sharply on global trade war tensions. Plus, patients are avoiding medical specialists over high costs.&nbsp;

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can’t afford to miss.

As the market closes each day, Ross Greenwood brings you breaking business news you can&rsquo;t afford to miss.

Business Now with Ross Greenwood

Business Now | 5 June

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Brent crude oil prices drop back from their highest level since July 2022, money markets expect Australia's cash rate to lift to 4.85% by the end of this year. Plus, investors focus more on the Middle East than the rout of global software stocks.

Brent crude oil prices drop back from their highest level since July 2022, money markets expect Australia's cash rate to lift to 4.85% by the end of this year. Plus, investors focus more on the Middle East than the rout of global software stocks.

Business Now | 20 March

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The world's biggest gas export facility in Qatar is hit by Iranian missiles, Treasurer Jim Chalmers lays out his major budget preview. Plus, the Energy Regulator announces its latest price rises for uncontracted electricity users.

The world's biggest gas export facility in Qatar is hit by Iranian missiles, Treasurer Jim Chalmers lays out his major budget preview. Plus, the Energy Regulator announces its latest price rises for uncontracted electricity users.

Business Now | 19 March

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The Treasurer hoses down talk of a recession, BHP and Woodside both announce new CEOs. Plus, the government charged the ACCC to investigate fuel price gouging but the ACCC Deputy claims it is not actually illegal.

The Treasurer hoses down talk of a recession, BHP and Woodside both announce new CEOs. Plus, the government charged the ACCC to investigate fuel price gouging but the ACCC Deputy claims it is not actually illegal.

Business Now | 18 March

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