The ASX 200 has staged a late rally to finish the last day of the financial year in positive territory. Over 2014/15, the index has climbed 1.2%.

The Australian share market is suffering heavy losses with the ASX 200 down 1.3 percent as Greece and its creditors fail to reach a compromise.

Local shares finished firmly in negative territory as Greek debt woes weighed on investor sentiment. Every sector closed in the red, with mining and energy stocks suffering heavy losses.

European shares fell on Wednesday as Greece continued to talk with creditors on its debt situation.

Progress in relation to a Greek debt deal has seen the ASX 200 end close to the best levels of the session on Tuesday with a 1.3% gain. Every sector posed solid improvements led by Financials. Flight Centre (FLT) ended 13% lower on a profit warning.

The ASX 200 closed near the highs of the day, climbing 1.3 percent. Every sector gained ground, with Industrials leading the way, up 1.7 percent.

The ASX 200 is down 1 percent dragged lower by falls from the banks and miners. IT stocks are the worst performers with the sector dropping 2.4 percent.

The market is recovering some recent losses, with the ASX 200 up 0.9% at mid-session. Banks are doing most of the heavy lifting, with the sector climbing 1.4%.

The ASX 200 ended the session down 3 points, failing to hold on to gains made earlier in the day. The Energy sector was again the weakest, losing 1.3%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.5 percent at mid-session, recovering early losses thanks to gains in the financial sector.

The ASX 200 has kicked off the week in positive territory, helped by gains in the energy and financial sectors.

The ASX 200 has retreated 0.50 percent adding to last week’s 4.65 percent plunge. The materials and banking sectors were the biggest drags, while the Consumer Discretionary sector suffered the biggest loss, down 1.41 percent.

The ASX 200 is down 1% at mid-session, weighed down by losses in the financial, materials and energy sectors.

The ASX 200 has lost 1.4% today, ending this week’s losses. The market is on track for its worst weekly performance since May 2012.

The ASX 200 has slipped 0.7% with every sector trading in the red. Investors are awaiting the decision of this afternoon’s RBA Board meeting.

The ASX 200 has plunged 1.7 percent, suffering its worst trading day in four weeks. Every sector retreated, with the Materials sector the worst performer, slumping 2.2%.

The ASX 200 has slipped 0.7% on Monday, with almost all sectors losing ground following a slump on global markets on Friday.

The ASX 200 is down 1.4% with every sector trading in negative territory after a weak lead from the US and Europe.

The ASX 200 has climbed 0.9% today with every sector improving. Healthcare stocks were the standout, with the sector rallying 2.1%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.8% with every sector trading in positive territory, helping the market recover some recent losses after a three-day slump.

The ASX 200 is down 0.5%, held back by heavy falls in the materials and energy sectors. Healthcare stocks are bucking the trend, with the sector up 0.4%.

The ASX 200 has slipped 0.77% to close near the day’s lows. Almost all sectors edged lower, led by Consumer Staples, which lost 1.89%.

US sharemarkets ended largely flat on Wednesday. The soft retail sales data raised doubts on the strength of the economy. But a weaker US dollar boosted shares in export-led companies

The ASX 200 has eased 0.3%, held back by heavy falls in the materials sector which fell 1.2%.

The ASX 200 is up 0.4% boosted by gains in the energy sector thanks to a rebound in the oil price. The banks and miners are also firmer.

The ASX 200 is up 0.3% boosted by gains in the materials sector. A recovery in the financial sector is also helping to support the market.

The ASX 200 has finished up 0.9% with most sectors gaining ground. The materials sector led the market higher, climbing 1.7%.

A recovery in the financial sector is helping the ASX 200 gain 0.8% today. Macquarie Group shares are rallying, after the bank posted a much better than expected 27% jump in full-year profit to $1.6 billion.

The ASX 200 failed to cling on to early gains, closing the session down 0.2%. Over the week the market has dropped 3.1% in its worst trading week since June 2013..

The ASX 200 is down 0.8% after dropping 2.3% yesterday. Nab shares are in a trading halt as the bank undertakes a $5.5 billion capital raising.

The ASX 200 is up 1 percent, helped by a recovery in the financial sector following ANZ’s better than expected half year profit result.

Local shares lost their shine in the afternoon with the ASX 200 finishing the session unchanged amid views the RBA rate-cutting cycle may have come to an end. ANZ shares rallied after the bank reported better than expected half-year profit results.

Local shares have managed to close in the black, thanks to a 2.4 percent rally in the materials sector. Bankings stocks weighed on the market, after Westpac disappointed investors with its first-half profit result.

Local shares are losing ground on Thursday having seen their worst day in almost 5 months on Wednesday. Banks are the main weight on the market although energy stocks are higher following improved oil prices.

The ASX 200 recovered from the worst levels of the session on Thursday, although the index remained well in the red, weighed down by the big 4 banks. Consumer Staple were led higher by Wesfarmers (WES) in a delayed reaction to yesterdays sales report.

The ASX 200 is down 1.2 percent at mid-session with every sector losing ground. IAG shares are under pressure after the insurer cut its FY insurance margin guidance.

Local stocks retreat after the last 2 sessions of gains where the ASX 200 rose by 2.3%. Healthcare stocks lead the declines after similar losses on Wall St overnight

Local shares have ended at the lowest levels of the session on Tuesday with most sectors lower led by healthcare.

Iron ore miners were leading the gains for the ASX 200 as Investors look at bulk miners with fresh eyes after iron ore prices had one the best weekly improvements for 2015 last week.

The ASX 200 is rallying 1.3 percent with every sector trading in positive territory. Energy stocks are the best performers, up 2.6 percent, thanks to a recovery in the oil price.