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Australian share market slips after Wall St falls for third straight week – ABC News
The Australian share market has opened slightly in the red, after falls on Wall Street on Friday. CBA economists upgrade their forecast for economic growth.
The Australian share market has opened slightly in the red, after falls on Wall Street on Friday cemented the third straight weekly decline for US markets.
Key points:
- Real estate and mining stocks were dragging on the ASX in early trade
- CBA economists have upgraded their economic growth forecasts due to better-than-expected household spending
- US markets posted their third consecutive weekly decline
By 10:40am AEST, the ASX 200 index had lost 0.1 per cent or …
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