Thursday At The Close
The share market has closed higher for a third straight session, gaining 1.5%. Every sector rose, with Consumer Discretionary stocks leading the rally posting a 2.3% improvement.
Read MoreThe share market has closed higher for a third straight session, gaining 1.5%. Every sector rose, with Consumer Discretionary stocks leading the rally posting a 2.3% improvement.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is up 0.5 percent at mid-session, boosted by gains in the energy and financial sectors.
Read MoreEuro shares fell again investors worried about consequences if Greece miss its IMF debt repayment.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 has rallied 1 percent, boosted by gains from the banks.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is up 0.3 percent after dropping 2.2 percent yesterday to a five-month low.
Read MoreEuropean Union and International Monetary Fund officials have indicated that Greece will be in arrears if the IMF payment is not made on June 30.
Read MoreThe 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%.
Read MoreLocal shares are suffering heavy losses with the ASX 200 down 1.8 percent. The focus remains on Greece, which has until Tuesday to reach a deal with its creditors.
Read MoreThe Greek Parliament has agreed to referendum on July 5 to approve latest bailout proposals from key creditors. Greece is now likely to default on debt payments scheduled for June 30.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThere was no debt deal for Greece overnight with talks to continue into Saturday.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 has dropped 1.5 percent with almost all sectors finishing weaker amid continuing concerns about Greece.
Read MoreEuropean shares fell on Wednesday as Greece continued to talk with creditors on its debt situation.
Read MoreLocal 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.
Read MoreEuropean shares fell on Wednesday as Greece continued to talk with creditors on its debt situation.
Read MoreLocal 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.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets posted modest gains on Tuesday. Traders dissected economic data, news on Greece, merger and acquisition speculation and comments from a Federal Reserve Governor.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreEuropean leaders and creditors have welcomed new proposals from the Greek Government that include higher taxes and moves to curtail early retirement.
Read MoreProgress 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.
Read MoreEuropean shares were mixed on Friday. Investors continued to watch progress on Greek debt negotiations. European leaders are scheduled to hold an emergency summit on Monday to discuss Greek debt proposals
Read MoreLocal 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.
Read MoreLocal 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.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is being lifted by strong gains from the banks and miners with almost all sectors up by more than 1%.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets rose on Thursday. Traders were encouraged that the Federal Reserve suggested a slower trajectory of rate hikes over the next year. Economic data was stronger than expected.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets rose modestly on Wednesday. Investors digested the Federal Reserve decision and comments made by Fed chief Janet Yellen at the press conference.
Read MoreLocal shares fell 1.3 percent today with falls from the banks and miners weighing on the market.
Read MoreThe 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%.
Read MoreUS sharemarkets ended firmer on Tuesday. Traders awaited the Federal Reserve meeting decision on Wednesday and monitored progress on talks between Greece and its creditors.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 has closed up 1.1 percent, buoyed by strong gains in the financial and energy sectors.
Read MoreEuropean shares fell again on Monday on the lack of progress on Greek debt negotiations. The FTSEurofirst 300 fell by 1.6% with the German Dax down by 1.9% while the UK FTSE fell by 1.1%.
Read MoreThe 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%.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is up 0.5 percent at mid-session, recovering early losses thanks to gains in the financial sector.
Read MoreThe 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%.
Read MoreGreece once again did not agree to a new deal- markets ended down
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is down 0.2 percent at mid-session, held back by falls in the materials, energy and financial sectors.
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