ASX up after inflation eases again
The Australian share market has stepped up after fresh inflation figures undershot economists’ expectations.
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Much of the ASX finished in the green at the closing bell on Tuesday, with most sectors performing well.
ASX 200 jumps 0.7pc to two-week high
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