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Australian shares closed little changed in range-bound trade on Monday as investors stayed on the fence ahead of local inflation data and the U.S. central banks policy decision this week. ... | July 25, 2022

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Australian shares rose for a third session on Tuesday, following a decision by the central bank to leave interest rates on hold and as fears around the Omicron coronavirus variant eased after experts said the new strain would not be as dangerous as Delta.

Australian shares ended a see-saw trading session slightly lower on Wednesday, as strength in the U.S. dollar and firmer Treasury yields dragged gold miners and tech stocks, and outweighed a rally in the energy sector.

Australian shares rose on Wednesday by their most in a month as investors were relieved that the central bank would not hike interest rates anytime soon, with heavyweight financials and miners driving the rebound.

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Australian shares snapped a three-day rally on Thursday, with losses in mining and gold stocks dragging down the resource-heavy benchmark index amid growing concerns over a surge in coronavirus cases.

* Miners climb as BHP jumps 1.8% * NSW state sees biggest daily rise in COVID-19 cases for year (Updates to close) July 8 (Reuters) - Australian shares ended modestly higher on Thursday, supported by mining and tech stocks, although concerns over the economic impact of coronavirus-led lockdowns in the country limited gains. The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.2% to 7,341.4 at the close of trade. During the session, the benchmark touched its highest level since June 18. Australia’s most populous stat...

The S&P/ASX 200 index dropped 0.7 per cent to 7,044.9, settling lower for the second straight session.