The ASX 200 finished the day down on Monday by 0.22 per cent. According to Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood, the markets could have been affected by the potential government shutdown of the United States. The “biggest losers” were among tech shares and consumer discretionary stocks. The Index is also at its lowest point in around seven weeks. Leading the way, communications company Symbio Holdings finished up 14.77 per cent.
According to Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood, the markets could have been affected by the potential government shutdown of the United States.The Index is also at its lowest point in around seven weeks.
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