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ASX 200 Ends Four-Week Losing Streak as Woolworths Rises

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The ASX 200 ended a four-week losing streak in the week to Friday 28 November 2025. On the Friday it slipped 3.2 points, or 0.04 per cent, to 8,614.1. Woolworths rose and Westpac fell.

Key Facts

  • ASX 200 (Friday): Down 0.04 per cent to 8,614.1.
  • All Ordinaries: Up 0.08 per cent.
  • Week: First weekly gain in about a month.
  • Woolworths: Up 3.24 per cent to $29.32 after a JPMorgan upgrade.
  • Westpac: Down 0.79 per cent to $37.59 after its NZ arm was fined NZ$3.64 million.

Why Westpac Was Fined

Westpac’s New Zealand business was fined for breaching responsible lending principles.

Big Banks

The major banks weighed on the market on Friday.

This article is general information, not financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the ASX 200 do on 28 November 2025?

It fell 0.04 per cent to 8,614.1 but gained for the week.

Why did Woolworths shares rise?

JPMorgan upgraded the stock to overweight.

Why was Westpac fined?

Its NZ arm breached responsible lending principles.

Conclusion

The week ended the market’s losing run.

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