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Global markets stumble as US coronavirus restrictions ramp up, Brexit trade talks stall – ABC News
The Australian share market eyes falls as Wall Street pulls back as further coronavirus restrictions are put in place, while the British pound weakens as UK-EU…
Global share markets have mostly fallen and the Australian market looks set to follow, as Wall Street pulls back from recent highs on coronavirus worries.
Market snapshot at 6:45am (AEDT):
- ASX SPI futures -0.2pc, ASX 200 (Monday’s close) +0.6pc at 6,675
- AUD: 74.32 US cents, 55.49 British pence, 61.29 Euro cents, 77.26 Japanese yen, $NZ1.05
- US: Dow Jones -0.7pc at 30,022, S&P 500 -0.4pc at 3,685, Nasdaq +0.3pc at 12,503
- Europe: FTSE 100 +0.1pc at 6,555, DAX -0.2pc at 13,271, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.1pc at…
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