The ASX200 closed the day down around .1 of a per cent– energy and consumer discretionary topped today’s gains – whilst materials and healthcare fell short – both shedding more than half a per cent.
In The Green
AMP (ASX:AMP) shot up on news the company reached settlements with some insurers over historic remediation costs, securing about $44 million so far and continuing talks with others for further recoveries.
Resolution Minerals (ASX:RML) had a stellar day after returning standout grades from surface sampling - up to 49.8 percent antimony, 1,420 grams per tonne silver and over three grams per tonne gold at the Antimony Ridge target at Horse Heaven in Idaho.
In The Red
Banking giant ANZ (ASX:ANZ) plunged after agreeing to pay $240 million to settle five regulatory investigations with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, including penalties related to its role in a 2023 10-year Treasury bond issuance.
Contact Energy (ASX:CEN) was also down after its latest monthly report showed mass market electricity and gas sales fell down to 454 gigawatt-hours in August, compared with 456 gigawatt-hours just a year ago.
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