Miners, banks drag ASX into the red
The Australian sharemarket ended the week lower thanks to index heavyweights mining and banks.
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Vanessa Desloires
Vanessa Desloires writes on Business, Real Estate, Markets, News. Based in our Melbourne newsroom, Vanessa is a trainee journalist.
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