The ASX 200 has plunged 2.2 percent with every sector retreating on fears of a Greek default. The Consumer Discretionary sector was the hardest hit dropping 3 percent.

The ASX 200 has dropped 1.5 percent with almost all sectors finishing weaker amid continuing concerns about Greece.

Local shares are rising for the fourth day, with the ASX 200 up 0.1% at lunch. Mining and energy stocks are standouts, while banks have recovered after a shaky start.

The ASX 200 has ended the session up just 2 points, with gains in the financial sector offset by losses from resource stocks. Telcos rallied 0.9 percent, while Industrials were the biggest losers, falling 0.5 percent.

Local shares recovered this afternoon to end firmer on Monday. The 19 leaders of eurozone nations will hold an emergency meeting on Greece tonight. China’s sharemarkets were closed today for a holiday.

Local shares are easing after posting close to 1% gains last week. An emergency meeting of European Union leaders tonight Brussels will be the main event in focus over the next 24 hours.

The ASX 200 is being lifted by strong gains from the banks and miners with almost all sectors up by more than 1%.

Local shares fell 1.3 percent today with falls from the banks and miners weighing on the market.

The ASX 200 has closed up 1.1 percent, buoyed by strong gains in the financial and energy sectors.

The ASX 200 is off to a weak start this week – down 0.4% at mid-session, weighed down by falls in the mining and banking sectors. Energy stocks are being hit the hardest, with the sector down 1.9%.

The ASX 200 has slipped 0.1%, with the energy sector tumbling 2.4 percent. Gains from the banks helped to support the market, with the financial sector climbing 0.3 percent.

The ASX 200 is down 0.2 percent at mid-session, held back by falls in the materials, energy and financial sectors.

The ASX 200 has closed near the best levels of the day, gaining 1.4 percent. Almost all sectors joined in on the rally with energy stocks leading the way, finishing up 2.0 percent.

The ASX 200 is up 1 percent, lifted by a rally in the financial, energy and materials sectors. The Aussie dollar has been given a boost by much better than expected employment data for the month of May.

The ASX 200 has closed near the best levels of the day, gaining 1.4 percent. Almost all sectors joined in on the rally with energy stocks leading the way, finishing up 2.0 percent.

The ASX 200 has closed up 0.10 percent – lifted by small gains in the financial and materials sectors. Energy stocks rallied with the sector climbing 1.5 percent.

Local shares are slipping for the 7th day at 11.30am AEST with gains from energy and mining stocks exceptions. Consumer sentiment slumped by almost 7% in June after the big rise in May thanks to the Federal Budget.

The ASX 200 is down 0.2% at mid-session, dragged lower by falls from the banks and miners.

The ASX 200 has tumbled 4.65% in five sessions – its worst weekly performance since May 2012. Financials were the biggest weight on the market this week, with the sector falling 5.69%.

The ASX 200 has lost 0.9%, ending in negative territory for a third straight day. Almost all sectors lost ground, with the Healthcare sector the hardest hit, down 1.5%.

Local shares surged higher on the last trading day of May. The ASX 200 (XJO) jumped 1.1 percent to 5777. Over the month, the benchmark index has eased by 0.2 percent.

US sharemarkets eased on Thursday amid concerns about the upcoming Greek debt repayment deadline. Nine of the 10 major S&P 500 sectors were lower. Industrial stocks lost ground with the sector down 0.7%. Caterpillar fell 2.2%.

The ASX 200 is down 0.3 percent after data from the ABS showed business investment, or capital expenditure, fell by 4.4 percent in the first quarter of 2015. The result is twice as bad as economists had been expecting.

The ASX 200 has closed down 0.2% today, managing to regain some losses in late trade. The Telecommunications sector was the worst performer, losing 0.9%.

The ASX 200 is down 0.7 percent, ending a four-session rally. Every sector is trading in negative territory at mid-session.

The ASX 200 has slipped 0.8% to close near the day’s lows. The Consumer Staples sector was the worst performer, slipping 1.8%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.8%, supported by strong gains in the materials and financial sectors.

The ASX 200 has gained 0.9% to finish stronger for a fourth straight session. All sectors climbed higher, led by Utilities, which was up 2.5%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.9% boosted by strong gains in the energy and materials sectors.

The market has closed higher for a third straight session, with the ASX 200 climbing 1%. All 10 sectors enjoyed gains, led by Utilities which rose 1.7%.

The market has ended the session unchanged on Friday. The energy sector surged 1.9%, while Healthcare stocks were the worst performers, slipping 0.4%.

The ASX 200 has fallen 0.4%, weighed down by heavy falls in the mining and energy sectors which are both almost 2% weaker at mid-session.

Mining and energy stocks were the biggest drags on the market today, closing down 1.6% and 1.3% respectively. Healthcare stocks were the best performers, gaining 1.5%.

The ASX 200 has closed down 1.3% weighed down by heavy falls in the financial sector and a 7% plunge in BHP shares as its spin-off South32 debuted on the market.

The ASX 200 is down 0.5%, losing some of last week’s gains amid falls in the financial sector.

The ASX 200 is up 0.5%, regaining all of yesterday’s losses. Most sectors are trading in positive territory, with the miners and consumer related stocks leading the gains.

ASX 200 enjoys best weekly performance in two months, rising by 1.5%. Mining stocks were some of the best performers, with the sector gaining 1.25%.

The ASX 200 has finished up 0.71% with almost all sectors climbing higher. Consumer stocks led the gains, rising 1.65%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.10%, boosted by gains in the energy and materials sectors. Financial stocks are again weighing on the market, extending last week’s heavy losses.

The local share market has extended last week’s 3.1% loss, with the ASX 200 slipping 0.2%. The financial sector was again a burden, slipping 0.5%.