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ASX drops 1.6%; EML Payments falls 41% on Irish regulatory woes – The Sydney Morning Herald
The S&P/ASX200 is down nearly 100 points at open to below 7000, due to heavy falls in materials. All sectors were in red in early trade.

US stocks declined for a second day with losses steepening in the final 15 minutes of trading as investors weighed the rush to reopen the economy against inflationary pressure from a rise in commodity prices.
All three of the main US equity benchmarks closed lower after megacap technology stocks including Amazon.com, Microsoft and Alphabet erased earlier gains.
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