ASX rockets higher, snaps two-day tumble
The ASX shot the lights out despite mixed overseas leads, with supermarkets among the strong performers.
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The ASX shot the lights out despite mixed overseas leads, with supermarkets among the strong performers.
The ASX followed Wall Street and other markets downward as a heady brew of unsettling economic news weighed on investors.
Australian shares are set to drop sharply today on the heels of a bad day on both Wall Street and European exchanges.
An energy sector surge couldn’t stop the Australian sharemarket tumbling deeply into the red as a volatile trade trend continued.
The ASX began the week on a high note, with a takeover bidding war for the owner of Priceline pharmacies spicing things up.
The ASX climbed higher for a third straight day after a positive lead from Wall Street, as concerns about Evergrande eased.
The price of iron ore has surged back as fears about Chinese property giant Evergrande eased following a surprise deal.
A positive development in the Evergrande saga has helped lift the ASX, which racked up its second straight days of gains.
The ASX shrugged off Wall Street and commodity price falls as bargain hunters pounced on cheaper mining and energy stocks.
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Australian investors endured a brutal day after the stock market fell to a fresh eight-month low and the price of iron ore plunged.
The ASX had one of its worst days this year as the price of Australia’s biggest export continued its free fall, sending mining giants firmly into the red.
The ASX was dragged lower by miners, with Fortescue battered by an iron ore price plunge, while a tech firm was left at the altar.
The ASX finished firmly in the green, with Priceline’s owner and Myer recording double-digit gains on takeover and profit news.
The ASX could not recover from an early stumble on the back of a negative US lead, weighed down by resources sector giants.
An upbeat economic speech from RBA governor Philip Lowe has provided a pleasant surprise for local traders.
The ASX 200 rose and shares in Sydney Airport flew as shareholders salivated over a new takeover offer by a consortium of superannuation investors.
The ASX finished barely changed after a bumpy trading session, but a cannabis company expanding into psychedelics excited the market.
The ASX blipped higher in the final moments of trade to close a whisker in the green, with a gold stocks surge prompting speculation of a revival.
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The ‘remarkably resilient’ ASX finished the week in the green, with non-essential retailing stocks lifting as figures showed a national online sales record.
Analysts have taken stock of the reporting season, finding only one-third were game enough to provide guidance.
The ASX closed in the red for the second straight day, with BHP trading ex-dividend knocking about 30 points off the index.
The ASX retreated after notching up a major milestone yesterday, with September usually a post-reporting season ‘cooling off period’.
The ASX has rallied, achieving its eleventh straight month of gains, and is not far from record highs reached earlier this month.
The ASX has a ‘good chance’ of achieving its biggest feat in 78 years if it performs well again tomorrow.
The ASX closed flat to finish the week, with Bunnings owner Wesfarmers losing ground despite a blockbuster full-year result.
The ASX climbed higher for the third straight day with miners and travel stocks gaining ground as one tech firm rocketed.
The ASX has once again gained ground, with the benchmark index returning above 7500 points and travel stocks among the winners.
The ASX bounced back after suffering its worst weekly decline in almost seven months, with battery materials miners leading the charge.
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