News for Zeus Resources Limited (ZEU.AX)

It’s set to be a bleak start to trade on the ASX200, futures tipping it’ll head down 0.88%, as fears rise there’ll be an interest rate hike after inflation came in at 4% yesterday.

The ASX200 has finished the week on a high edging up by point-four of a per cent. Financials did well, adding 1.2 per cent.

ASX futures were mostly flat in pre-trade, while the major US markets ended in the red once again, with the S&P 500 down 0.13 per cent and the NASDAQ down 0.12 per cent.

The ASX has closed 1.5 per cent higher, recovering off a 50-day low. All sectors made gains, with IT gaining nearly 2.5 per cent and real estate and materials each picking up more than 1.5 per cent.

The ASX closed the week in negative territory, falling nearly 1.5 per cent. All but one sector ended Friday trading lower.

The ASX closed higher, gaining just under 0.9 per cent. Energy was the top performing sector of the day, increasing just over 2 per cent.

Zeus Resources (ASX:ZEU) has completed its phase one drilling program at the Mortimer Hills project in Western Australia.

The Australian share market has climbed almost one per cent at midday, led by the energy, real estate and materials sectors.

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