The benchmark ASX 200 rose 0.21%, with the energy subindex adding 0.57% and materials up by 0.49% as major miners gained.
are set to participate in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings in Chile during mid-November, where many are anticipating a partial trade deal to be signed between the two countries.on the Brexit withdrawal deal he recently agreed with Brussels. His move to hold that vote on Monday was rejected by House Speaker John Bercow as it was not parliamentary convention to repeatedly ask the same questions to politicians.
"This decision means that in order to get a deal the government will have to try to pass the full Withdrawal Agreement Bill," analysts at ANZ Research wrote in a note, adding the legislation will now be introduced in the lower house of parliament for a vote before it makes its way to the upper house.
to the deadline for the U.K.'s departure from the European Union, but EU leaders don't necessarily have to accept it.
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