The ASX 200 headed south in early trade before building up a head of steam mid-morning and closing up 0.5% at a 13-month high of 7,058.60.

The ASX 200 headed south in early trade before building up a head of steam mid-morning and closing up 0.5% at a 13-month high of 7,058.60. The momentum continues despite a lack of themes for investors to grab hold of. Miners (with the exception of gold) and energy led the gainers while communications and utilities weighed. March jobs figures were better than expected with unemployment falling 5.6% from 5.8% in February and the participation rate increasing to 66.3%. But these figures don't cover the end of JobKeeper on 28 March. The top three VODs today are: Aussie Small Cap of the Week with your host The Oracle of Winchester Coinbase is "hyped up"; Dean Fergie on IPOs and crypto Positioning SMSFs in a low interest rate environment Watch us live and free at ausbiz.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.