Markets Live: ASX in $39b relief rally
Investors pile back into shares, with bluechips leading the charge higher.
Investors pile back into shares, with bluechips leading the charge higher.
Shares are hanging onto their early gains, led by gold miners, after the US central bank scaled back its outlook for rate rises.
The ASX extends gains above 5300, as investors digest the Bank of Japan's decision to adopt a target for long-term interest rates.
Strength in the miners and banks outweighed a hefty plunge in TPG, as trade returned to the ASX after Monday's glitches.
Share trading started late and ended early after the ASX couldn't fix technical issues.
Local shares end a tough week on a bright note as the ASX roars back to life.
Shares get a late lift thanks to some buying in the banks, led by CBA, and miners, while the dollar slips on the latest jobs data.
Local shares defy weak global leads and end a four-day losing streak, as the big banks find some buyers.
Shares end lower for a fourth session, after an early rally faded as investors turn cautious, with the big banks leading the way down.
Shares post their worst day since the Brexit vote amid fears the age of central bank stimulus may be coming to an end.
Australian shares closed down for the fourth week in a row after the ECB failed to extend its monetary stimulus program and investors piled out of the big banks.
Miners led a surprisingly heavy fall in the ASX, as Woolworths headlined a list of names trading ex-dividend.
Investors have taken strong economic data as a cue to sell shares.
Shares ease and the Aussie dollar firms as RBA holds rates held steady.
Shares jump in early trade, but one sector is under heavy pressure.
Gone are the flat days of August: the ASX is on track for a sixth loss in seven sessions, as investors fret about a possible US rate hike.
Winter is officially over, but the chill blowing through the ASX is continuing, with miners and energy stocks selling off again.
Shares fall hard as miners take a hit following a drop in commodity prices, but Harvey Norman is a bright spot.
Broad gains across the ASX have shares higher, amid the final days of profit season.
The ASX slumps after Fed officials leaders spurred bets of a September rate rise.
The sharemarket closes lower, reflecting nervousness ahead of a key speech by US central bank chief Janet Yellen.
Wesfarmers and Blackmores are sold off, while Qantas soars following earnings reports, as the overall market edges higher.
Shares rise but mining services are under pressure after Bradken and Monadelphous' results disappointed.
A slightly lower overall market disguises some violent share price moves in reporting companies.
Shares edge higher as miners pick up their pace and banks trim losses, offsetting some earnings disappointments.
Shares trade lower as AMP disappoints and CSL and QBE drop further, while the dollar jumps on a jobs surprise.
Shares trade flat after clawing back early losses, but the action is in shares of companies reporting.
Despite some strong earnings and more records on Wall Street, the ASX slips into the red.
Upbeat earnings results from the likes of JB Hi-Fi, Orora and Ansell buoy the sharemarket, as NAB's quarterly update triggers buying in the banks.
Steadying banks and upbeat profit results offset sharp falls in miners.
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