Closing Bell

XJO red for day but rebounds from early lows. Netwealth and Hub24 weaker. Miners and Energy stronger

The Australian share market experienced a notable uplift, primarily driven by a surge in mining stocks amidst optimistic forecasts for iron ore consumption.

Australian shares rise, led by mining sector gains amid optimistic forecasts for iron ore demand. Major miners like Rio Tinto and BHP showcase significant growth.

XJO edges higher. Energy stocks cool while Tech rebounds. Elders drops 24%. Life360 rallies on user numbers

Mining and Tech stocks weigh on XJO. GQG rises while Magellan falls.

ASX rebounds. Gold, Silver and Copper all hit new highs. Tech rebounds

XJO falls over 1% as property and tech weaker. Gold resets record high; WiseTech’s Engelhard to retire from board; Westgold plunges over 10 per cent after latest quarterly production update.

XJO reaches new record high. Gold miners lead the way. Mesoblast jumps 50%. Korea’s Hanwha looks to buy Austal

XJO touches 7900 to close off strong Q1. Materials sector strong. Gold, Iron Ore and Lithium rise amid a rebound in resource prices

Australian shares rebound amid steady February inflation at 3.4%, igniting rate cut hopes. Platinum slumps after $1.4 billion loss. Consumer staples lead gains; mining stocks falter.

Australian shares drop as tech and real estate sectors decline, despite energy gains. S&P/ASX 200 down 21 points, mirroring Wall Street losses.

Real Estate helps XJO push above 7800. Materials and Tech also strong