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ASX climbs as big four banks and oil giants offset Wall Street technology slump

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ASX climbs as big four banks and oil giants offset Wall Street technology slump

Australia’s sharemarket has closed higher despite a global technology sell-off, with energy producers and major banks leading gains on Monday.

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