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ASX slips after Wall Street takes a breather – Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian sharemarket slumped in the last full session on 2020, as investors mulled the prospect of a delayed US stimulus and rising COVID cases in NSW.
The market has gone up the whole time during COVID aside from the initial sell-off he said.
The session marked a full stop to the Village Roadshow takeover saga. The stock was removed from the official list at the end of trading following the implementation of the deed of arrangement with private equity firm BGH, valuing the theme park operator at $586 million.
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