Aussie shares are rebounding from Tuesday’s losses. The ASX 200 is slightly firmer at lunch as the majority of the market improves. BNPL names are among the standouts while Crown is down on concerns for its Sydney gaming licence.

The Aussie market has started the week on a solid footing with the ASX 200 hitting fresh 11-month highs. The index briefly breached 6,900 points but settled to close 40 points or 0.6% higher at 6,880. Major miners were among the main drivers of market improvements while ZipCo (Z1P) surged close to 13%.

Aussie shares are rebounding from Thursday’s losses. The ASX 200 is back above 6,800 points with gains across the majority of the market. News Corp (NWS) is one of the best, beating estimates for its quarterly earnings.

At the close of trade, the Dow Jones index was up by 332 points or 1.1%. The S&P 500 index rose by 1.1% to record highs. And the Nasdaq index gained 167 points or 1.2% to record highs.

The ASX 200 has continued its strong form this week with the index adding another 62 points or 0.92% to 6,825. While the index faded late in the day, it still managed fresh 11-month highs during the session.

The ASX 200 is extending its recent rally to a third day with the index now climbing back to the best levels since late Feb last year. The local market is broadly higher while only the mining sector falls.

The ASX 200 has climbed back above 6,700 points following a solid start to Tuesday’s session. Big name miners, tech and bank stocks are among the major contributors to the market’s overall gains.

The ASX 200 was looking to extend its losing run from last week with the index opening well in the red but managed to turn things around to lift 55.6 points or 0.84%. Silver miners benefitted from interest from Reddit users in the metal.

The Aussie market is well off its session lows as the ASX 200 still trades nervously following last week’s declines. The major miners are helping to arrest the sharp drop in the opening hour of trade, when the main index was down 1.3%.

The Aussie market has taken a breather following a three day winning run which took the ASX 200 to fresh 11-month highs just yesterday. The benchmark index slipped 23 points or 0.3% to 6,800 as big name miners, banks and tech stocks weighed most.

The Aussie market has extended its winning run to a third consecutive day. The ASX 200 added 53pts or 0.8% and closed above 6,800 for the first time since 25 February 2020. Buy-now pay-later stocks were a standout with ZipCo (Z1P) surging 23%.

Gains for technology and mining stocks have contributed most to another day of gains on the Aussie market. The ASX 200 rose 28 points or 0.4%. While most sectors of the market rose, financials ended in the red.

Aussie shares ended the day unchanged from the day before after a late fade out. Improvements for the likes of tech & mining giants BHP & Afterpay weren’t enough to overcome losses across health & retailers.

The Aussie market is near its intraday highs at lunch as investors digest details of Joe Biden’s US$1.9 trillion stimulus package. Afterpay is a big contributor to gains, hitting new record highs.

Local shares managed to lift for the first time this week, albeit in less than convincing fashion. The ASX 200 was boosted by gains among energy, banking & communication stocks.

The Aussie market is falling for a third consecutive day with the ASX 200 weaker at lunch. Losses are rather wide spread with tech & staples among the sharpest decliners while oil stocks thrive.

It was a soft start to the new week for local share with the ASX 200 dropping 0.9% or 60 points to 6,697 on Monday. The Aussie market mostly tracked US futures lower as IT, mining & health stocks weighed heavily.

The Aussie market is in the red to start the week with the ASX towards session lows at lunch. Leading declines are losses among tech stocks & gold miners while energy names are buoyed by higher oil prices.

The Aussie market has suffered its sharpest decline in Dec as concerns grow of a COVID-19 cluster in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Losses were rather widespread with the financial, IT & property sectors falling most.

Local shares have closed lower for the third time in the past four sessions as resources and financial stocks weighed heavily. The ASX 200 finished 29pts or 0.43% lower at 6,631.

The Aussie market is slightly weaker at lunch on Tuesday as big miners like BHP & Fortescue drop back on a dip in iron ore prices. Coal miners have also been hit by rising tensions between Australia & China.

The Aussie market has started the last full trading week of 2020 with a small gain of 17 points or 0.25%. Banks & tech stocks helped drive the market higher but miners & health stocks weighed.

The Aussie market has shrugged off a mostly weak lead to start the last full trading week of 2020 with gains. Tech & banking stocks are making the biggest difference to the upside while mining names & CSL are weighing

The ASX 200 has added a further 41pts or 0.6% to extend its winning run to a seventh successive session. The benchmark index is yet to experience declines in December as gains were widespread, led by heavyweights Commonwealth Bank, CSL & BHP.

The Aussie market has followed Wall St higher with the ASX 200 extending its run of gains into a seventh session. Gains are being led by health stocks and Commonwealth Bank which is lifting on divestment news.

The Aussie market has gone six trading days without a loss as the ASX 200 saw a modest rise of 0.2% or 13pts to 6,688.

The Aussie market is firmer for a sixth session in a row, overcoming early selling to lift at lunch. The tech sector is lifting most with Link (LNK) jumping on a proposed takeover bid.

The Aussie market briefly hit fresh 9.5 month highs before fading back today. The ASX 200 still managed to extend its winning run to a fifth successive session as resources outperformed. Mining names benefitted from iron ore prices hitting the best levels since March 2013.

Local shares have followed US markets higher with a decent lift to start the week. The rise in ore prices continues to drive big miners higher & helping the broader market improve.

The Aussie market has had a mixed reaction to today’s better than expected September Quarter GDP reading. As the economy exits its technical recession. The ASX 200 ended flat with gains for miners helping to lift the market from losses.

The Aussie market faded to its session lows around lunch after the ABS released data showing Australia’s economy grew 3.3% in the Sept Qtr & has exited its first recession in three decades.

The Aussie market is falling for a third successive session to finish the month of November. At lunch the ASX 200 is down ~0.5% but is still on track for is still on track for a double digit improvement for the month.

The Aussie market has ended the week with consecutive losses. The ASX 200 eased 35pts or 0.5% to 6,601 with souring tensions between Australia and China weighing on local shares.

The Aussie market has snapped its 3-day winning streak with a 0.7% fall for the ASX 200 as banks weighed heavily. The index suffered its biggest drop for the month but is still up ~12% in November with 2 trading days left.

The Aussie market continues to charge higher with the ASX 200 now flat for the year. The index has surged ~50% in 8 months since hitting its lows in March. Banking, mining & travel stocks were among the big winners while IT & healthcare weighed.

Local shares continue to trade higher with optimism on several fronts globally. The Aussie market has now turned positive for 2020, having recovered from a slump of 38% for the ASX 200 at its worst levels in March this year.

The ASX 200 enjoyed its best day in a fortnight with the index jumping 82.5pts or 1.26% to 6,644. Investors were buoyed by more positive vaccine news while also celebrating re-opening of domestic borders.

Aussie shares are adding to Monday’s gains as more good news on the vaccine front as well as domestic borders helps the ASX 200 back above 6,600 points. Financials, energy & IT are leading improvements.

The Aussie market is off to a solid start to the week with the ASX 200 lifting 22 points or 0.34% to 6,561 and trading around the best levels since February. Miners were the biggest contributor to market gains today.

The Aussie market has been buoyed on the back of strength in resource stocks. Big-name miners have been behind the lift in the ASX 200 as iron prices approach 6-year highs.