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Markets Live: CSL hits a high as ASX drops

Selling in sharemarket bluechips consigns ASX to a day in the red after the US Federal Reserve last night spooked global markets, while CSL shrugs off the sour mood to hit all-time highs.

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Markets Live: ASX zigs then zags

Shares manage a mid-afternoon rally that erases earlier losses despite the weight of selling in the miners, while Healthscope drops on news of a new CEO.

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Markets Live: ASX eyes 5900 points

Shares notch up their third straight day of gains, with the ASX 200 coming just short of 5900 points as investors continue to buy into bluechips like miners and banks.

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Markets Live: Lew confirms Myer raid

The ASX extended yesterday's rally, hitting a fresh two-year high as banks continue to rally, while the mystery buyer behind a stake purchase in Myer is revealed.

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Markets Live: Myer jumps on block trade

ASX recovers from early losses as investors snap up banks, but miners remain under pressure after commodity prices fell, as a mystery buyer snaps up 80 million Myer shares.

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Markets Live: Miners steady ASX ship

Shares claw back some of yesterday's heavy losses after Wall St steadied overnight as miners shrug off another sharp fall in iron ore, although banks remain weak .

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Markets Live: Biz less bullish

Early, mining-inspired gains on the ASX were erased amid selling in the big banks, while NAB's monthly business survey showed a pullback from recent heights.

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Markets Live: Gold glitters as ASX drops

Shares start the week on a downer, as the big miners put in a mixed performance and listed property stocks cop some heavy selling, while gold producers roar back into favour.

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Markets Live: ASX's moody swings

Local shares are trading slightly lower, with banks offsetting the losses as markets keep an eye on the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week.

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Markets Live: Miners dig deep

Shares overcome a weak start to finish the session higher as investors jump into miners following the weekend's National People's Congress in China, while Navitas is smashed after an earnings downgrade.

The Dow stampeded past 21,000 points overnight.

Markets Live: ASX rides Wall St's wave

Shares record their best day in over three months as investors surf the wave of optimism that swept through the market overnight thanks to a renewed faith in the Trump trade, overwhelming the drag of some big names like Woolies and Lendlease trading ex-dividend.

The Dow keeps on rising.

Markets Live: ASX falls as Trump looms

Shares slide on the final day of reporting season amid caution ahead of Trump's big speech tomorrow, while WorleyParsons shares surge after a Dubai investor takes a stake.