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The local market rose on Friday, extending its record-setting run to a fifth straight session, as this week's RBA rate cut and steady July jobs data fuelled expectations for further easing. The S&P/ASX 200 Index closed up 0.7% to 8938.60 points.
Utilities was the strongest sector with Origin Energy climbing further, up 1.5%, after Thursday’s earnings beat.
Energy also advanced, with Ampol jumping 7.7% on a $1.1B deal to acquire EG Australia, expanding its national network.
Baby Bunting surged 40.5% to a two-year high after posting a 28% lift in profit to $12.2 million, coming in at the top end of its range.
Meanwhile, Amcor slid 9.7% after fourth-quarter EBIT missed expectations on weaker North American volumes, with full-year earnings also slightly below forecasts.
Tonight, US July retail sales data is due, with a 0.3% rise expected.
And the world will be focused on the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin and its implications for Ukraine.