The Aussie market got off to a tough start to the week with the ASX 200 suffering its worst day since February 26 this year as it tumbled 155 points or 2.1% to 7,248.

Aussie shares closed higher on Thursday despite a weaker than expected August employment release. While the ASX 200 eased from morning highs, it still added 43 points or 0.58% to 7,460.

The Aussie market is rebounding from yesterday’s falls with the ASX 200 well higher around lunch. While the disappointing August jobs numbers have weighed slightly, most sectors are higher led by materials, energy & communications.

The Aussie market has ended its recent winning run of three sessions after the ASX 200 fell 20pts or 0.27% to 7,417. 

At lunch, the benchmark index is down roughly 30 points but was down as much as 55 points or 0.75% at its earlier lows.

Aussie shares ended lower for the first time since last Thursday with the ASX 200 dropping 18 points or 0.25% to 7,512. Mining, IT & consumer staples weighed most while financials lead the improvements.

The Aussie market has again opened lower but is attempting a slight revival around lunch. The ASX 200 is down 24 points or 0.3% approaching midday with selling across most sectors.

The Aussie market managed to rally late to finish flat for the day. The ASX 200 added just 1.8pts to 7,530 with miners weighing on the market.

The Aussie market is in the red by ~0.5% at lunch on Tuesday. Heavyweight miners are a major weight with the iron ore price tumbling 9% overnight while banks are also weaker ahead of the RBA September interest rate decision at 2.30pm AEST.

The Aussie market has continued its weaker start to September with the ASX 200 falling a second successive session. The benchmark index lost 41pts or 0.55% to 7,485.

The ASX 200 is down 75pts  ~1% near lunch on Thursday as it continues a weak start to September. The market is predominantly being weighed down by heavyweight names trading ex-dividend.

Aussie shares ended August with a solid performance. The ASX 200 added 30 points or 0.4% to 7,535 and rising 1.9% for the month. It is now 11 consecutive monthly gains for the Aussie market, the best run since 1943.

The ASX 200 is slightly higher at lunch on Tuesday with gains led by IT & healthcare offsetting energy and financial losses. Harvey Norman (HVN) lifted its FY21 profit by 75% but its shares are down with lockdowns impacting its July /Aug trading.

The Aussie market managed a slight improvement to start the week with the ASX 200 lifting 16 points or 0.22% to 7,504.5 on Monday. Materials were the standout in what was a mostly underwhelming session for the market.

The Aussie market fell for the first time this week as the ASX 200 ended its 3-day winning streak with a loss of 40 points or 0.54% to 7,491. It was a busy day for company profits as we near the end of August.

The ASX 200 is firmer for a second consecutive session at lunch. Mining and energy stocks have been supported by firmer commodity prices with technology stocks also lifting. Consumer stocks are among the main decliners, particularly supermarkets.

The Aussie market has eased from record highs set last Friday. The ASX 200 dropped 46 points or 0.6% to 7,582 as financials and energy underperformed the market most.

It has been a soft start to the new week with the ASX 200 weighed by losses across the majority of the market. The major drag has been falls among major lenders while Bendigo & Adelaide (BEN) slides 10% on its FY21 profit result.

The ASX 200 extended its winning run to a fourth consecutive session with a gain of 40 points or 0.54% to 7,628, hitting new all-time highs and a record close in the process.

The Aussie market is extending its winning run into a fourth day with the ASX 200 hitting fresh all-time highs at lunch on Friday. Gains have been rather broad across the market with only materials in the red.

The Aussie market struggled for direction on what was a busy day of company profit results. The ASX 200 managed a small gain of 4pts to another record closing high of 7,588.

A late push saw the ASX 200 hit new record highs as the local market added 27pts or 0.36% to 7,538. The index climbed nearly 2% for the week as technology stocks were the standouts led by Afterpay.

Aussie shares manage a small improvement to notch back to back record highs for the ASX 200 index. Fortescue (FMG) shares fell after a contractor tested positive to COVID19 at its Cloudbreak mine in WA.

Aussie shares have had a choppy start to Thursday but has still managed to hit a new record high of 7,517 before lunch. Most sectors are improving but energy and materials are lagging.

The local sharemarket eased back from Monday,’s record highs work the ASX 200 slipping 17pts to 7,474.5. Afterpay enjoyed another strong gain following yesterday’s proposed takeover.

Local shares have eased from yesterday’s record highs for the ASX 200 with energy and mining stocks leading declines. The technology sector is well higher as Afterpay continues to lift.

The Aussie market has hit new record highs as technology led broad improvements. Afterpay was a standout as it received a $39b takeover offer. Banks, retailers and healthcare were also decent winners for the day.

The Aussie market is off to a flying start to the new month with the ASX 200 reaching 7,500 for the first time ever. The standout has been Afterpay after it received a $39b takeover offer.

The ASX 200 is slightly softer at lunch on Friday but is still on track for another weekly & monthly improvement. Gains so far for the banks & miners are somewhat offsetting losses across the majority of the market.

The ASX 200 is climbing back above 7,400 at lunch as the index recoups some of yesterday’s losses. The tech sector is leading the charge higher while miners are also on the up.

It was a gold medal performance for the ASX 200 as it hit new record highs. Heavyweights like financials and materials were supportive of the broader market mood while technology and health stocks lagged.

The Aussie market has hit another record intraday high with the ASX 200 reaching a new peak for a second consecutive day. Energy & mining stocks are among standouts but IT & health stocks lag.

The ASX 200 managed to climb 56.5pts or 0.78% to 7,308 as banking, mining & healthcare stocks added most to the benchmark index.

The Aussie market has followed a sharp rebound on Wall Street to lift 1.3% around midday. Gains have been broad with mining, energy & financials among the most improved.

The Aussie market has extended Monday’s losses as investors continue to weigh up the economic impact of the spreading COVID-19 delta strain.

The Aussie market is recovering from its opening slump with the ASX 200 but still remains slightly in negative territory at lunch. Energy & mining stocks are weighing most.

The Aussie market has started the week in the red with the ASX 200 down 62pts or 0.85% to 7,286.

The ASX 200 is on track for its worst day in a month as the majority of the market falls, led by banks and miners.

The Aussie market has faltered in afternoon trade with the ASX 200 dropping 19pts or 0.26% to 7335.9.

The Aussie market is swinging between gains and losses to start Thursday as losses for energy & IT weigh against gains across materials & utilities.