Australia's share market has clawed back some losses but still snapped a three-week winning streak as energy stocks had their worst week since April.
The S&P/ASX200 rose 40 points on Friday, up 0.47 per cent, to 8,628.2, as the broader All Ordinaries gained 49.6 points, or 0.56 per cent, to 8,925.3.
ASX-listed tech stocks and financials led eight of 11 local sectors higher, while raw materials dipped 0.6 per cent on weakness in mining giants BHP and Fortescue.
Energy stocks fell 5.7 per cent in the five sessions, the segment's worst week since April, when US Liberation Day tariff announcements pummelled equities markets and global growth expectations.
The Australian dollar is buying 66.09 US cents, up from 66.03 US cents on Thursday at 5pm.