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The S&P/ASX 200 finished all but unchanged on Thursday, slipping 6.4 points to 9,146.8 — a result that badly understates what happened underneath.
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Money moved out of resources and into the banks. The ASX 200 Banks index added 1.55%, with CBA up 2.89%, carrying Financials to the top of the sector table at +1.10%. Working the other way, Materials shed 2.08%, the Resources index fell 1.88% and the All Ordinaries Gold sub-index dropped 3.59%.
Lithium took the worst of it. Elevra Lithium fell 8.35%, PLS 8.07% and Liontown 6.99%. Uranium followed, with Deep Yellow off 7.39% and Boss Energy down 9.39%.
Domino’s Pizza led the index, jumping 12.93% to $25.06. Xero added 6.08% to $75.17 after releasing its FY27 interim results.
The day’s biggest move sat outside the benchmark: Clarity Pharmaceuticals surged 23.49% to $2.05 after announcing the first FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation in PSMA PET. It was comfortably the most-watched stock on HotCopper, drawing more than 25,000 thread views and 208 posts.
That’s the close. See you at Market Open.
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