ASX flat as health stocks plummet
Despite a stronger lead from Wall St overnight, the share market was flat on Thursday, dragged lower by health stocks.
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ASX rebounds 1.3% as unemployment falls
Australia’s sharemarket rebounded strongly after Wall Street mostly recovered from sharp falls overnight, jobs data beat estimates and Macquarie upgraded Afterpay.
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