Australia: Shares buoyed by miners and real estate stocks

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[SYDNEY] Australian shares ended higher on Wednesday as large mining stocks continued to benefit from stronger commodity prices, while a surge in real estate stocks also lent support. Read more at The Business Times.

Australian shares ended higher on Wednesday as large mining stocks continued to benefit from stronger commodity prices, while a surge in real estate stocks also lent support.[SYDNEY] Australian shares ended higher on Wednesday as large mining stocks continued to benefit from stronger commodity prices, while a surge in real estate stocks also lent support.

The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.5 per cent or 32.30 points to 6,685.50 at the close of trade. The benchmark rose 0.1 per cent on Tuesday. Miners BHP Group and Rio Tinto, the two heaviest stocks on the index, ended 0.1 per cent and 0.6 per cent higher, respectively. The two have been on a tear in recent sessions, tracking large gains in iron ore prices.

Goodman Group and Scentre Group, some of the largest real estate stocks in the country, closed 3.1 per cent and 1.5 per cent higher after an interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank pointed to easier property lending conditions.New Zealand stocks closed at a second consecutive record high, although gains appeared to be running out of steam.

 

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Australia: Shares rise but bank stocks cap gains; New Zealand flat[BENGALURU] Australian shares rose on Wednesday, supported by consumer and commodity stocks, but heavyweight banking shares fell on fears of stricter lending policies. Read more at The Business Times.
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