After falling to its lowest level since June on Friday, the S&P/ASX 200 Index has bounced back on Monday.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares are up 0.92% to $152.21, while National Australia Bank Ltd has climbed 1.97% to $39.30.
Healthcare is lending a hand as well, with CSL Ltd shares climbing 2.18% to $180.80.
BHP Group Ltd shares are down 0.63% to $60.34, while Rio Tinto Ltd has fallen 1% to $163.21.
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After falling to its lowest level since June on Friday, the S&P/ASX 200 Index has bounced back on Monday.
The benchmark is now up 0.46% to around 8,705 points, with the banks helping drive the recovery.
The index is still down around 3.7% over the past month, so there's plenty of ground to make up.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares are up 0.92% to $152.21, while National Australia Bank Ltd has climbed 1.97% to $39.30.
Macquarie Group Ltd is also having a good session, rising 2.16% to $244.70.
Healthcare is lending a hand as well, with CSL Ltd shares climbing 2.18% to $180.80.
Away from the banks, one of Monday's biggest movers is Northern Star Resources Ltd.
The gold miner's shares are up 7.69% to $23.81 after rejecting a takeover approach from South African giant Gold Fields.
BHP Group Ltd shares are down 0.63% to $60.34, while Rio Tinto Ltd has fallen 1% to $163.21.
Evolution Mining Ltd shares are down 2.15% to $13.65, and Newmont Corporation has dropped 2.74% to $123.93.
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