The ASX 200 is bouncing back on Thursday, snapping a two-session slump. The index is up 0.5%, boosted by strong gains in the energy and materials sectors.

It has been a choppy start to the trading day, following a mixed lead from Wall Street. The ASX 200 is down 0.1%, held back by falls in the Energy, Consumer Discretionary and Financial sectors.

Energy and mining stocks slumped on Tuesday, dragging the market lower. The ASX 200 finished near the day’s low, falling 46 points or 0.8%.

The ASX 200 is flat on Friday, after a mixed lead from Wall Street. Gains in the healthcare & consumer discretionary sectors are being offset by losses in the energy and materials sectors.

The ASX has surged 6.3% over July – recording its the best monthly gain in almost five years.

The ASX 200 is up 0.1%, with gains in the Materials and Consumer Discretionary sectors outweighing losses in the Energy & Telco sectors.

The ASX 200 is down 0.4%, held down by heavy falls in the healthcare, energy, consumer staples & materials sectors.

The ASX 200 has ended the session near the highs of the day, up 0.1% thanks to gains in the financial sector. The energy sector was the worst performer, slipping 1.5%.

The ASX 200 is down 0.2%, held down by falls in energy, financial and consume-related stocks.

The ASX 200 is up 0.7% on Thursday, helped by a positive lead from Wall Street where the S&P 500 index hit fresh record highs overnight.

The ASX 200 has extended yesterday’s gains, rising 23 points or 0.4% to a near one year high of 5,512.

The local share market is a touch lower on Tuesday, weighed down by falls in the materials, telco and financial sectors.

The local sharemarket has finished a touch lower, ending an eight session rally as banks and miners were sold off.

The local market has closed higher for a seventh straight session, its best winning streak since December 2015. The ASX 200 rose 0.3% to 5,429 – an 11 month high.

The ASX 200 has again closed near the best level of the year, rising 0.4% or 23 points to 5,411. All sectors, apart from the Materials and Energy sectors improved.

The ASX 200 has closed near the best level of the year, rising 35 points or 0.7% to 5,388. Mining, energy and financial stocks were the best performers today.

A rise in commodity prices is helping energy and mining stocks climb higher on Wednesday. The ASX 200 is up 0.5% to 5,380.

The local share market is up 0.8%, helped by a positive lead from Wall Street where the S&P 500 index hit a record closing high.

The ASX 200 has finished the session up 0.3% – off the highs of the day. Buying in the Materials and Financial sectors helped to lift the market, outweighing losses in the energy and consumer staples sectors.

The ASX 200 slipped after credit ratings agency Standard & Poors placed Australia on negative credit watch , although by market close the index had reclaimed lost ground.

The local share market is off its best levels of the day, dipping after Standard & Poor’s put Australia’s AAA rating on credit watch negative.

The ASX 200 is down 0.8%, with all sectors trading weaker. Financials and consumer-related stocks are the hardest hit.

The selling continued in late trade, with the ASX 200 finishing the session down 1%.

 The ASX 200 has finished the session up 1.8%. However, over the financial year the index is down 4.1%.

 The ASX 200 has finished the session down 0.7%, reversing yesterday’s gains. Almost all sectors lost ground, with utilities the exception.

Local shares edged higher on Monday as Friday’s post Brexit Vote anxiety ebbed. Helping the local tone was the improvement for most Asian indices. Local financials remained under pressure, while miners featured with solid gains.

The ASX 200 is up 1.1% on Monday as Brexit fears ease. The Energy sector is up 3.7%, while the Financial and Materials sectors are also gaining ground.

Higher commodity prices set to support local miners. European markets climb higher as Brexit fears ease.

The ASX 200 has finished firmer on Friday. However, over the week, the index has dropped 2.8% – its biggest weekly fall in four months.

The ASX 200 has finished flat with gains in the materials and telco sectors offset by losses in the financial and energy sectors.

The selling continued in afternoon trade and the ASX 200 finished the session down 1.1% with every sector suffering losses.

The local share market is down sharply on Tuesday with brexit fears and weaker than expected Chinese economic data hurting investor sentiment.

The ASX 200 has dropped 2.1% suffering its worst one-day fall since early February on the back of Brexit fears.

The S&P 500 retreated from the neighborhood of record highs over night. A firmer US dollar put downward pressure on commodity prices.

The local share market is down 0.9% at mid-session with almost all sectors trading weaker. The banks, miners and energy stocks are the worst performers.

The local share market has lost early gains – held back by falls in the financial, telco and healthcare sectors. Mining & energy stocks are outperforming.

The S&P 500 hit 10 month highs overnight with 8 of 10 S&P sectors ending higher. A falling US dollar continues to support commodity prices.

The local share market is extending yesterday’s gains – again being lifted by the Materials sector. Energy stocks are also outperforming.

The ASX 200 has failed to hang on to earlier gains, finishing the session up 10 points or 0.2%. The Energy was the best performer, climbing 1.70%, while the Consumer Staples sector was hit the hardest, losing 1.04%.

The ASX 200 has closed up 0.8% – boosted by a 3.8% rally in the materials sector. Gold stocks were the bright spot – with both Newcrest Mining & Northern Star recording double-digit gains.