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Aussie shares reach new heights as gains continue

18 July 2025 12:33 | News

Following record crumbs for mining giant BHP, iron ore and copper, the local splendor reached the highest level of all time.

On Friday afternoon, the S&P/ASX200 index increased by 59.4 percent to 8.698.4, which increased by 0.69 percent to 8.698.4, and all ordinarys rose to 58 points or 0.65 percent to 8,948.9.

S&P/ASX 200 exceeded 8700 for the first time after breaking the directory of the directory twice this week.

Jason Todd, Australian stocks Fund Ten Cap CEO, expects stocks to continue to rise in the second half of 2025.

Uz We think that the market will be significantly higher than the year of the year, whether the stock perspective, whether international or home, ”.

“If you are not long, you need to be long, and we think you’ve stayed for a long time until you see these risks have increased.”

Jun Bei Lui, the founding partner of TEN CAP, waited for a better year of medium and small KAP companies than some of the great colleagues.

BHP, 2025 record iron ore and copper climbing 2.31 percent after climbing miners on Friday.

Rio Tinto increased by 0.97 percent to a 0.71 percent increase.

The US increased by 18.1 percent for local graffiti miner Syrah rose after applying upright tariffs to Chinese graffiti imports

Mesoblast shares, Melbourne Biotech Company in March for the complication of bone marrow transplantation in children after the release of stem cell therapy after the sale of $ 1.3.2 million after the sale of more than 30 percent climbed.

CBA was the only large four that hit red, fell 0.22 percent. NAB increased by 0.31 percent, Westpac increased by 0.5 percent and Anz 0.16 percent.

The Australian dollar was traded from 64.71 USA to 65.07 USA.


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