The Australian sharemarket finished flat for a third time in four days ahead of tomorrow’s key inflation update. Casino operators and lithium producers rose strongly.

The Australian sharemarket is edging higher as the final week of October kicks off. Strong gains from banks, miners and energy stocks are helping.

The Aussie market finished flat for a second session due to losses from mining and energy stocks on Friday. The ASX 200 still managed to lift by 0.75% this week, making it the market’s third straight weekly advance.

The Australian sharemarket ran out of steam this afternoon, with the ASX 200 finishing flat despite being higher at midday. Major markets across Asia fell while US futures are lower.

While the Australian sharemarket faded from this morning’s three-week high, the ASX 200 still managed to lift for a fourth time in five days. Energy stocks and telcos both fell while all other sectors improved.

The Australian sharemarket rose for a third straight day in choppy trade, with the ASX 200 lifting by 0.26% thanks mainly to strong gains from financials and materials.

The Australian sharemarket snapped a 2-day winning streak, with the ASX 200 easing by 0.28% on Monday. Gains from energy, mining and bank stocks helped push the market off this morning’s low of ~1%.

The Australian sharemarket is off to a sluggish start on Monday, with the ASX 200 down by 0.5% following a weak lead from Wall Street and losses across most sectors.

The Australian sharemarket rose for a second day, with the ASX 200 lifting by 0.9%. All sectors improved with iron ore miners and tech stocks standing out. The market snapped a four-week losing streak.

The Australian sharemarket is lifting for a second day and remains on track to gain ground this week. The ASX 200 received a boost from the US Senate voting in favour of a temporary lift to the US debt ceiling just before midday.

The Australian sharemarket is lifting by 0.6% thanks to gains across 10 of 11 sectors and follows a positive lead from Wall Street.

The Australian sharemarket has given back this morning’s gains due to most sectors heading backwards and despite a strong lead from Wall Street. Energy, tech and healthcare stocks are standing out.

After having its best start to a week in two months on Monday, the Aussie market fell by 0.4% today. Tech stocks led the declines while energy stocks surged on firmer oil prices.

The Australian sharemarket is sliding by ~1% at midday, wiping out most of Monday’s gains as tech stocks lead the ASX 200 lower.

It’s been a rough start to the new month and quarter, with the ASX 200 sliding by 2.3% at midday. All sectors are declining heavily, led by financials.

The Australian sharemarket surged by 1.9% on Thursday, bouncing back from two heavy falls with its best advance of the year.

The Australian sharemarket is lifting by 1.3% on the final day of the month and quarter despite an unconvincing move higher for the S&P500 overnight.

The Australian sharemarket is sliding by ~1.6% following heavy falls across American stocks as rising rates, surging energy prices and inflation concerns rattle markets.

The Australian sharemarket slumped by 1.5%, finishing at an intraday low, wiping out Monday’s modest gains and keeping the market on track to snap an 11 month winning streak.

The Australian sharemarket is back in the red, with the ASX 200 down by close to 1% so far on Tuesday. While most sectors are lower, gains from energy and banks stocks are helping reduce the index’s declines.

The Australian sharemarket fell by ~0.3% on Friday, snapping a 3-day winning streak and dragging the market lower for a third straight week. Energy and bank stocks did best.

The Australian sharemarket rose for a 3rd day and had its biggest gain in close to two months thanks to a 1% lift for the ASX 200. All sectors improved, with tech and energy stocks rising most.

The Australian sharemarket recovered from a slow start on reports troubled Chinese property developer Evergrande will repay some lenders tomorrow while China’s central bank will inject additional funds into its financial system.

The Australian sharemarket is set for a soft start, with SPI futures pointing to a fall of ~0.9% in early trade. This follows a 5.4% slide for iron ore and losses across US markets on Friday.

The Australian sharemarket is falling by close to 1% at midday due mainly to heavy declines from major mining stocks. The iron ore price has now more than halved from the mid-May record high.

The Australian sharemarket recovered from a slight fall this morning to lift for a third straight day. Energy stocks were standouts thanks to oil prices hitting six-week highs.

The Australian sharemarket is down slightly on Tuesday, due partly to losses from healthcare stocks, Brambles, Fortescue and tech stocks.

The Australian sharemarket recovered in the final 30 minutes of the session to finish a touch higher for a second day. Gains from resource stocks, Sydney Airport & Aristocrat Leisure helped most.

The Australian sharemarket is lifting for a second day, with the ASX 200 up by ~0.3%. Gains from mining and energy stocks together with Aristocrat Leisure and Sydney Airport are helping most.

The Australian sharemarket edged higher on Friday thanks to gains across most sectors. Unfortunately this follows the largest tumble in six and a half months on Thursday, dragging the ASX 200 lower this week.

The Australian sharemarket is up ~0.3% at midday after posting its biggest tumble in 6 1/2 months on Thursday. The ASX 200 is being led higher by mining stocks.

The Australian sharemarket slumped by 1.9% on Thursday; its worst decline in months. Every sector and ~95% of stocks finished in the red.

The Australian sharemarket is down by more than 1% at midday, with banks and miners weighing most heavily on the ASX 200.

The Australian sharemarket is sliding on Monday, with losses across most sectors at midday. Fortescue Metals is the main weight as it trades ex-dividend for its largest ever distribution to investors next month.

The Australian sharemarket eased by 0.1% on Wednesday, bouncing off this morning’s low thanks to better than expected GDP, together with gains from offshore markets.

The Australian sharemarket is off to a shaky start on Monday, with losses across most sectors being offset by surging mining stocks.

The Australian sharemarket is under pressure on Thursday following a pullback in mining stocks, a handful of companies trading ex-dividend and a busy day for earnings.

The Australian sharemarket is lifting for a third day, with the ASX 200 up by ~0.3% at midday. Strong gains in iron ore and oil prices are helping resource stocks lift while logistics software company Wisetech is surging on its profit results.

The Australian sharemarket edged higher for a second day, with an unconvincing move higher of ~0.17%. Firmer commodity prices helped push heavily sold off resource stocks higher while over 30 companies released their earnings.