The Aussie market has snapped its winning run to start the week. The ASX 200 dipped 6.7 points or 0.11% to 6,132 as losses for miners were mostly offset by gains for financial stocks. While a number of the major lenders helped drive broader gains, Commonwealth Bank (CBA) slipped 0.5% on the release of its FY20 profit result.

The Aussie market is lower at lunch with miners leading broad losses. Financials are outperforming with three of the big 4 banks trading higher, Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is falling after releasing FY20 profit results.

The Aussie market has notched back-to-back gains for the first time in roughly five weeks with the ASX 200 advancing 29 points or 0.5% to 6,139. Banks were again a major driver for improvements while travel stocks also lifted.

There were some big gains for local shares to start the week with plenty of buying action. The ASX 200 managed to hit the best levels in 3 weeks as the index rallied 105 points or 1.8% to 6,110.

The Aussie market is off to a strong start to the week with the ASX 200 lifting on widespread buying. The financials sectors is helping to drive improvements as every sector advances. Several retailers are lifting on solid profit updates.

It was the best day for the ASX 200 in a fortnight with a gain of 1.9% or 111 points to 6,037. Improvements were across the board with 90% of the top 200 stocks closing in positive territory. The tech sector was a standout with big moves for energy, healthcare, and financials.

The Aussie market has jumped out of the blocks to a 2% gain for the ASX 200 at midday. Improvements have been broad based with the tech sector a clear standout. Retail stocks are mostly higher as some retailers announce temporary store closures due to Victoria’s stage 4 lockdown.

The Aussie market stabilised from early declines with the ASX 200 closing mostly flat for the day. Investors sold off banking, retailing & travel stocks as Victoria introduced stricter Covid-19 measures to battle the spread of the virus.

Investors focussed on the positive today with the ASX 200 lifting 45 points or 0.74% to 6051 and snapping its two day losing streak. This is despite the growing concerns surrounding record covid-19 cases in Victoria and growing clusters in NSW. Travel stocks & shopping centre operators fell as a result but those losses were offset by gains for miners, tech and healthcare names.

Local shares remain firmer around midday even as Victoria reported a record 723 daily Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours. Gains have been rather broad based with the local tech sector leading improvements. Heavyweight bank & mining stocks are also adding to broader moves higher.

It was a day that started with much promise, but the ASX 200 was unable to maintain its early positive momentum. The index saw a steady decline in the afternoon as only materials made any meaningful improvements. Gold stocks sagged after a bright start to the week.

The ASX 200 has eked out a small gain to start the week, the top 200 index rose 20pts or 0.34% to 6044 as gold miners were buoyed by a record high for the price of the precious metal.

The Aussie market is trying to rebound from losses on Friday to kick-off the new week. The ASX 200 is slightly higher even with a new daily record for Covid-19 cases out of Victoria.

Even as rising COVID-19 cases remains a cause for concern, the Aussie market rallied to its best day in around a month on optimism from promising vaccine trial results in the US. The ASX 200 rallied 112 points or 1.88% to 6053 on broad-based gains.

The Aussie market is bouncing back from Tuesday’s losses with the ASX 200 lifting back above 6,000 points and hitting the best levels in over a month. Tech and mining stocks have been the major drivers of broader gains.

Growing concerns of a COVID-19 second wave in Australia along with a flare up in US-China tensions saw the ASX 200 fall by 36 points or 0.6% on Tuesday. The local tech sector led declines with buy-now pay-later stocks among the hardest hit, led by Afterpay (APT).

The Aussie market hasn’t managed to maintain Monday’s momentum with the ASX 200 sliding at lunch on Tuesday. While selling has been widespread it is the tech sector that is leading declines.

Aussie shares have rallied on Monday as financial & mining stocks helped push the ASX 200 1% higher. Both Star Entertainment Group (SGR) & Estia Health (EHE) both closed in the red with confirmed cases of COVID-19 recorded by both companies.

The Aussie market is pushing higher to start the week following a decent lead from Wall Street. The ASX 200 is off its highs on the open but is still more than recouping the losses from last Friday. The big banks & miners are driving improvements.

It was another day of ups and downs for the ASX 200 with plenty of news flow to keep the market moving. The index ended mostly flat as investors reacted firstly to the RBA rate decision and then Melbourne lockdown set to start from tomorrow.

The Aussie market has put the brakes on a fast start with the ASX 200 reversing from 1% gains on the open. The index is hovering around the flat line after several hours of trade as energy, health & bank losses weigh against gains for tech & miners.

It was a rather lacklustre start to the new week for the Aussie market with the index swinging between gains and losses before finishing at the lows of the day.

The ASX 200 has traded in quite a narrow range in the first few hours of trade as investors continue to weigh up the economic recovery against fresh spikes in COVID-19 cases.

The Aussie sharemarket rose for a third day and hit a three-week high. All sectors improved. Afterpay, Nextdc, Xero, Ansell, Temple & Webster and Kogan all hit record highs.

It was a solid start to the new financial year for local shares, lifting for a second successive day. Investors are still wary of rising COVID-19 infection rates but were comforted by better than expected Chinese manufacturing data.

The Aussie market is kicking off the new financial year, the way it finished the old, as the ASX 200 firms around midday. Improvements are broad based as investors focus on a lift in consumer confidence out of the US.

The Aussie market has closed out the financial year on a positive note with the ASX 200 lifting 83pts or 1.4% to 5897. Today’s improvement helped lift the index for a solid gain over the month and quarter.

The ASX 200 is rebounding from a sharp drop on Monday with the index jumping roughly 1.4% just after midday. Gains have been across the majority of sectors with energy and retailing names among some of the most improved while the health sector is underperforming.

The ASX 200 has started the new week in the red with broad losses due to concerns over a new spike in COVID19 cases. The benchmark index ended the day down 89pts or 1.5% to 5,815 as all sectors closed in negative territory.

Investor worries over the spike in COVID-19 infection rates has led to some sharp selling on the Aussie market to start the week. Losses are heaviest among banking, energy and travel stocks.

Afternoon trading was far calmer for the ASX 200 after comments earlier in the day from a top US trade advisor alluding to the US-China trade deal being ‘over’ sent shock waves through global markets. Once it was clarified that the deal remained intact, the benchmark index recovered to a modest gain.

It was a frenetic morning for markets including our own ASX with investors reacting initially to comments from the US Trump Administration that the trade deal with China was ‘over’. That has since been clarified with markets recovering after the comments were said to be taken out of context.

It was another day of choppy trade as investors remain cautious of lifting COVID-19 infection rates in parts of the US, China and now Victoria. The ASX 200 swung between gains and losses before settling mostly flat, with a gain of just 2 points.

The Aussie market is recovering from a sharp drop on the open with the ASX 200 hovering around the flat line at midday. Concerns are lingering about a spike in new COVID19 cases in parts of the US, China and now Victoria.

Investors were a little more cautious today after yesterday’s big rally. The ASX 200 ended a choppy day’s trade higher by 49.5pts or 0.83% to 5,991 to close at the best levels of the session. Most sectors improved as more defensive sectors outperformed with consumer staples and healthcare among the big advances.

The ASX 200 is having a hard time deciding where to go as it swings between small gains and losses in the first few hours of trade. Losses for the banks, miners and energy stocks have kept a lid on the market.

The Aussie market has enjoyed a sharp turnaround from recent losses with the ASX 200 lifting for the first time since last Wednesday. The index jumped 222 points or 3.9% to 5,942 as markets globally rallied on further stimulus talk out of the US, even as coronavirus cases rise in parts of the US & China.

The Aussie market is looking to snap its three day losing streak with a major comeback. At lunch, the ASX 200 is up by 3% with nearly every stock in the index improving. Leading the rebound are tech, banks, energy and retailing names.

The Aussie market has slumped to its third session of losses as it took its lead from the fall in US futures. The ASX 200 has given back close to 7% in the past three sessions with 128 points or 2.2% lost today.