Aussie shares fall for sixth day as confidence wavers

Australia's share market has fallen for a sixth-straight session, as high oil prices and global bond market worries weigh on investor confidence.

Australia's share market has fallen for a sixth-straight session, as high oil prices and global bond market worries weigh on investor confidence.

Australia's share market has ended the session slightly lower, despite outsized gains in BHP and healthcare stocks ultimately shielding broader market weakness.

Australia's share market has started the week on the back foot as investor concerns about the economic outlook weigh on banks and consumer discretionary stocks.

Australia's share market has posted its worst week since April as investors take money off the table amid softer commodity prices and earnings uncertainty.

Australia's share market has fallen for a second session, as a handful of soft earnings results and a sell-down in Commonwealth Bank and mining stocks dragged on the exchange.

Australian shares have retreated from near all-time highs, after solid earnings from the Commonwealth Bank failed to allay broader economic fears.

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Australia's share market has ended the day higher, despite a rally that followed a Reserve Bank cash rate decision fading by the close.