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Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

Australian Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Ends Flat Near Four‑Month Low as Banks Slide, Tech and Energy Gain (17 November 2025)

The Australian stock market delivered a nervy but ultimately directionless session on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 closing almost exactly where it started. Heavy selling in the big banks and lingering global “risk‑off” sentiment were offset by gains in energy, technology and rare earth miners, leaving the benchmark hovering near four‑month lows. ABC+2Business Recorder+2
Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

Australian sharemarket today: S&P/ASX 200 closes at 8,799.5, down 0.22% — CBA extends slide, Life360 tumbles; energy and materials firm

Australia’s sharemarket edged lower on Wednesday, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 finishing down 19.3 points at 8,799.5, as losses in the big banks and technology names offset strength across miners and defensives. The broader All Ordinaries also eased 0.21% to 9,079.4. Investing.com+1
Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

Westpac’s $7 Billion Windfall Ignites ASX Rally Despite Mining Slump – Nov 3, 2025

Australian shares managed a slight rise on Monday, November 3, 2025, as the market shrugged off early weakness. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 closed up 0.2% at 8,894.8 pointsindopremier.com, rebounding from morning lows. This marks a small advance following a tepid 0.4% gain for the entire month of Octoberindopremier.com, indicating that the index remains near record-high territory. The broader All Ordinaries index of 500 companies was almost unchanged, dipping just 0.05% to 9,173.5commbank.com.au. Overall, the market “finished roughly where it began” the daycommbank.com.au, as strength in banking and tech shares balanced losses in resource and healthcare stocks.
Australia’s Inflation Bombshell: RBA Cuts Wiped Off Table as Markets Recoil

Australia’s Inflation Bombshell: RBA Cuts Wiped Off Table as Markets Recoil

On Oct. 29, official data showed Australia’s consumer price index surged unexpectedly in Q3 2025. Headline CPI rose 1.3% from the previous quarter – the largest jump in 2½ years – pushing the annual rate to 3.2% reuters.com. Underlying inflation was even more worrying: the RBA’s preferred “trimmed mean” measure jumped 1.0% in Q3, well above the 0.8% gain analysts predicted reuters.com bloomberg.co.jp.
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