reports that Australian stocks went up after the market closed on Tuesday. Gains in the A-REITs, gold, and consumer discretionary sectors were the main reasons for this.
The S&P/ASX 200 went up 0.65% when trading ended in Sydney.
Hub24 Ltd. (ASX:HUB), which rose 5.73% or 1.29 points to trade at 23.80 at the end of the day, did the best on the S&P/ASX 200. Perenti Global Ltd (ASX:PRN) went up 5.45% or 0.05 points to end at 0.96, and Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Ltd (ASX:CUV) went up 4.80% or 1.06 points to 23.14 in late trade.
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Link Administration Holdings Ltd. (ASX:LNK), which fell 20.20 percent or 0.90 points to close at $3.58, was the worst performer of the session. Ramsay Health Care Ltd (ASX:RHC) fell 10.35%, or 7.27 points, to finish at 62.94, and Pointsbet Holdings Ltd (ASX:PBH) fell 2.35%, or 0.06 points, to 2.29.
On the Sydney Stock Exchange, there were 812 stocks that went up, 527 that went down, and 400 that stayed the same.
The implied volatility of S&P/ASX 200 options, which is measured by the S&P/ASX 200 VIX, went down by 2.24% to 14.68.
Gold futures for December delivery went down 0.32 percent, or $5.60, to $1,735.00 per troy ounce. In other commodity trading, the price of crude oil for delivery in October went up 0.85%, or $0.75, to $88.53 per barrel, and the price of Brent oil for delivery in November went up 0.79%, or $0.74, to $94.74 per barrel.
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The AUD/USD rate stayed the same at 0.69, while the AUD/JPY rate went down by 0.40 to 97.99.
At 107.82, the US Dollar Index Futures were down 0.26%.
