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ASX Market Close: Index claws back losses to close flat | December 9, 2024

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The ASX200 closed up 0.03% at 8,423 points. Gold rose after China’s central bank added bullion to its reserves in November, resuming a key pillar of support for the precious metal. Bullion climbed by 0.5% to US$2,640. Energy was the worst performing sector, down 1%, followed by Materials and Information Technology, both down 0.4%. Discretionary finished the best performer, up 0.65%, followed by Telecommunication, up 0.36%, and Health Care, up 0.…

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ASX Market Close: Index claws back losses to close flat | December 9, 2024

The ASX200 closed up 0.03% at 8,423 points. Gold rose after China’s central bank added bullion to its reserves in November, resuming a key pillar of support for the precious metal. Bullion climbed by 0.5% to US$2,640. Energy was the worst performing sector, down 1%, followed by Materials and Information Technology, both down 0.4%. Discretionary finished the best performer, up 0.65%, followed by Telecommunication, up 0.36%, and Health Care, up 0.…

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