ASX flat as mining rally sputters
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The Australian sharemarket ended flat, as losses in miners were offset by gains in energy stocks and Wesfarmers.
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The Australian sharemarket ended flat, as losses in miners were offset by gains in energy stocks and Wesfarmers.
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