Friday At The Close Video
Every sector lost ground, with the energy sector by far the worst performer, plunging 7.6% on falling oil prices.
Read MoreEvery sector lost ground, with the energy sector by far the worst performer, plunging 7.6% on falling oil prices.
Read MoreThe S&P/ASX200 lost 87.9 points or -1.65% on volume of $6 billion, closing at 5313.
Read MoreA decision by OPEC members overnight not to cut production quotas is hurting local energy stocks today.
Read MoreHealthcare, Financial and Telecommunications sectors trading higher today.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 gained 4.7 points or +0.09% on volume of $4.59 billion, closing at 5400.9.
Read MoreGains from the banks were offset by heavy falls in the mining and energy sectors.
Read MoreAll sectors are stronger, with financial and banking stocks leading the gains.
Read MoreAlmost all sectors finished firmer, led by Health Care, which gained 1.6%.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 gained 61.4 points or +1.14% on volume of $4.60 billion, closing at 5396.2.
Read MoreMining and energy stocks were the worst performers, while Medibank shares rallied 7% on debut.
Read MoreEvery sector trading weaker today led by the energy and materials sectors.
Read MoreMiners are rallying after a surprise decision by the PBOC to cut deposit and lending rates.
Read MoreMiners boosted the local market with the materials sector surging 3.3% after the PBOC eased interest rates.
Read MoreGains to start the week with the ASX200 adding 57.5 points or +1.07% on volume of $4.40 billion, closing at 5361.8.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 is slightly weaker held back by the banks. Mining and energy stocks however are recovering after recent weakness.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 has slipped 0.2 percent today, taking this week’s losses to 2.7 percent.
Read MoreThe weaker Iron Ore price is hurting the Materials Sector, which is down 1.5%.
Read MoreThe local market has extended earlier losses finishing firmly in the red for the fourth day this week.
Read MoreThe local share market is being held down by falls in the mining and energy sectors.
Read MoreThe ASX 200 fell 0.57% with eight out of the 10 sectors closing in the red. Consumer Staples lost 1.66%, while the Materials and Energy Sectors each slipped 1.2%.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 lost 30.9 points or -0.58% on volume of $4.021 billion, closing at 5368.8.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 lost 12.8 points or -0.24% on volume of $3.70 billion, closing at 5399.7.
Read MoreSellers pushed the ASX below the 5400 level on Tuesday although they lacked the conviction to break the level convincingly.
Read MoreEarly gains for the ASX 200 have given way to weakness with most ASX sectors flirting with negative territory at lunchtime.
Read MoreSellers pushed the ASX 200 lower on Monday with every sector losing ground led by bank stocks.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 lost 41.8 points or -0.77% on volume of $3.56 billion, closing at 5412.5.
Read MoreLocal shares off to a softer start and are adding to last week’s 1.7% tumble. Expectations of Free Trade Agreement with China this afternoon.
Read MoreASX 200 dipping in and out of positive territory after retreating for the past four days.
Read MoreEnergy sector the biggest drag on the ASX 200, closing down 1.6 percent.
Read MoreFirst postive day of the week on Friday with the XJO adding 11.6 points or -0.20% on volume of $3.98 billion, closing at 5454.3.
Read MoreASX 200 down 0.5% held back by losses in financial and energy stocks.
Read MoreThe S&P/ASX200 gave up 20.4 points or -0.37% on volume of $4.75 billion to end at 5442.7 on Thursday.
Energy stocks were the worst performing sector, falling 1.29%.
Read MoreASX 200 retreats for a third consecutive day with all sectors finishing the session weaker.
Read MoreS&P/ASX200 lost 54 points or -0.99% on volume of $3.71 billion, closing at 5463.1.
Read MoreSellers have applied more pressure to the ASX 200 on Wednesday pushing the index below 5500.
Read MoreASX 200 slips 0.10% weighed down by falls in energy and mining stocks.
Read MoreThe S&P/ASX200 lost 6.9 points or -0.13% on volume of $4.91 billion, closing at 5517.1.
Read MoreMiners wiping out the sector’s gains posted on Monday while the banks are mixed.
Read MoreBank stocks are the main drag with Westpac (WBC) trading ex-dividend. Mining companies are the standouts.
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