ASX sinks deep into the red
The ASX suffered its biggest fall in one month on the back of a strongly negative lead from Wall Street, with banks the hardest hit.
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The ASX suffered its biggest fall in one month on the back of a strongly negative lead from Wall Street, with banks the hardest hit.
The ASX racked up its fifth straight weekly gain as investors abandoned resources stocks and piled back into the ‘risky’ tech sector.
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The benchmark index of the ASX pierced a level never reached before then pulled back after China’s latest trade move hit local mining stocks.
The ASX rocketed to yet another record high as various blue-chip and smaller stocks pushed to fresh all-time peaks.
The ASX continues its stellar run, with both key indices setting new records, but data due from the US overnight could dictate its direction.
The ASX hit a fresh record intraday high before losing momentum, with one analyst saying investors were cautious ahead of key data on Friday.
The ASX closed barely changed after a directionless session, weighed down by banks and miners, but some tech and biotech stocks fared well.
Staggeringly, the ASX set another record for the second straight day, while Commonwealth Bank shares climbed to a fresh peak once again.
Days after breaking records, the ASX has rallied to fresh heights, propelled by better-than-expected GDP figures and stronger commodities prices.
The ASX lost momentum after its recent record-breaking run, racking up a second straight day of losses, with some strong share price moves seemingly inexplicable.
The benchmark ASX index hit a new record intraday high and then failed to maintain momentum, fading throughout the rest of the session.
Records tumbled on the ASX, with the two key indices reaching new heights while Commonwealth Bank closed above $100 for the first time.
The ASX closed barely changed, with bad news not stopping some stocks rising including travel firms as Victoria enters another lockdown.
The ASX fell for the first time in five sessions, weighed down by miners and market heavyweight CSL, while Melbourne’s cluster dented travel stocks.
The ASX climbed steadily higher then rallied in the final moments of trade, with Commonwealth Bank hitting a record and a takeover target rocketing.
The ASX gained ground for the third straight day, recording modest gains as iron ore miners dragged while Commonwealth Bank hit a record high.
The ASX closed marginally higher after tumultuous trade, with opportunists pouncing on a company that got hammered midweek.
Australian stocks rebounded from its worst fall in three months, with new jobs data and a surge in tech and financials lifting Thursday’s performance.
The ASX was smashed lower, with one company plunging more than 45 per cent. Here’s what caused the broader slump.
The ASX rose for the third straight day, led by resources stocks on the back of higher commodity prices and helped by banks including Macquarie.
The ASX ended today’s session in the green despite fading in the final minutes of trade, with winners including Commonwealth Bank and gold miners.
The Australian sharemarket has been thumped for the third day in a row, with fears of a rate rise in the US denting global markets.
The Australian sharemarket has taken a nosedive, recording its steepest two-day fall in more than three months.
The Australian sharemarket closed lower after a jittery trading day on Wall Street, mirroring the tech stock sell off in the US.
The Australian sharemarket has ended the trading day stronger after a fresh, major boost in the price of iron ore.
The ASX ended the week on a high note, racking up his fourth positive session in five days, with travel stocks rebounding thanks to good COVID news in NSW.
The ASX sank into the red after tech stocks were hammered, with the NSW COVID situation and a bombshell from China dragging down sentiment.
The ASX gained ground for the third straight day, with heavyweights CSL and Commonwealth Bank among the big winners.
Australian shares ended Tuesday’s session in positive territory after a strong performance from energy and mining stocks.
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