Australian shares end the week with a cautious rebound following four consecutive days of losses, according to reports from Western Australian outlets. Both sources say the modest recovery is led by the mining sector, which had been a major driver of the broader market decline during the prior sessions. The move comes amid lingering worries about global price growth, which investors appear to treat as a factor influencing commodity prices and overall market sentiment. One outlet characterizes the week as “grim,” describing shares as beaten down before the late pullback. The two reports also describe similar market conditions, noting that the mining sector’s strength is helping offset weakness elsewhere, but that the rebound is not described as strongly conviction-led. Overall, the coverage indicates the market’s comeback is cautious rather than broad-based, with traders still focused on economic and price-growth signals that can affect expectations for commodities and risk appetite.