Banks drive market higher
Banks and energy stocks have pushed the local market into positive territory in a quiet day.
Banks and energy stocks have pushed the local market into positive territory in a quiet day.
Resources pushed the ASX 200 higher, with BHP hitting an 11-month high.
AGL and Woolworths were among the big gainers of the day, while the broader market closed flat.
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Investors snapped up shares in gold miners, while the broader market saw solid gains.
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TPG endured its worst day on record, while the broader market closed slightly higher.
For the first time in two years the market has closed weaker for the fifth week in a row.
Goldman Sachs says CBA shares could climb above $80 in the next 12 months.
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