The Australian sharemarket finished flat in volatile trade as votes continue to be counted in the US election. Banks and miners held the market back most.
Evening Report: Market Flat As US Election Result Uncertain
The Australian sharemarket finished flat in volatile trade as votes continue to be counted in the US election. Banks and miners held the market back most.
- Published on November 4, 2020
- By Steven Daghlian
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