ASX in first weekly gain in three
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The Australian market for once joined in other global equity markets and rallied hard on Friday, rising 1 per cent.
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The Australian market for once joined in other global equity markets and rallied hard on Friday, rising 1 per cent.
Australian shares pushed 1 per cent higher on Friday, with the strong performance cementing the first weekly gain for the ASX in three weeks.
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