AusSuper wants bigger Origin stake; ASX up
Bourse extends gains to three days. Australian Super rejects new Origin bid, looks to lift stake. Santos shares fall on court block. Pacific Current soars on GQG interest.
Bourse extends gains to three days. Australian Super rejects new Origin bid, looks to lift stake. Santos shares fall on court block. Pacific Current soars on GQG interest.
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Traders have ended the day on a high after poor results on the Australian share market earlier this week.
The local sharemarket closed firmly in the red, down 0.3 per cent, despite hitting a fresh record high intra-day.
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After a fast start then a lunchtime dive the ASX consolidated to post an 0.15 per cent gain on Tuesday, despite a dip in the closing match.
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The Tesla founder was the target of a foul-mouthed spray at the Bitcoin 2021 conference after he posted a tweet that sent its price spiralling.
Australia’s sharemarket ended the week at record high, despite a hit to commodities caused by a rising US dollar.
The S&P/ASX 200 finished the week with another gain, lifting 0.49 per cent to 7297.0.
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