Here are the Top 25 ASX large cap movers for Monday

The ASX200 opened higher before trading flat into the close, as other major indexes across Asia struggled for traction to start the week.

Without the mining sector it would’ve been a sadder story, as the ASX200 Materials index closed more than 1% higher and given its sector weighting, that helped drag the broader index higher.

Gains in resources offset a sharp fall in the ASX200 Energy index, which lost 1.3%. The other big weighting — financials — couldn’t find a catalyst in either direction and traded flat on the day.

25 BIG CAP WINNERS

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The big mover was Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC), as the market responded to its quarterly update which reflected strong operational momentum amid the broader tailwinds for the global rare earths sector.

City Chic Collective (ASX:CCX) also reversed the recent downtrend in the listed online retail space, announcing a €6m deal of European ecommerce marketplace Navabi, and flagging full-year EBITDA of between $42m-$42.5m.

25 BIG CAP LOSERS

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On the other end of the quarterlies spectrum, nickel producer Mincor Resources (ASX:MCR) fell after flagging its objective to produce its first round of nickel concentrate in the March quarter next year.