Aussie Share Market Plunges After Concerning Rise In Us Coronavirus The australian share market plunged nearly 3 per cent lower at the open of trade today following wall street deep into the red after a rise in coronavirus cases in the united states sparked fears. The australian share market plunged once again on another destructive day for the economy, with four years of gains now wiped off the board. the asx200 closed 3.4 per cent lower at 4782.9, its.
Aussie Share Market Plunges After Concerning Rise In Us Coronavirus The continual death spiral of australian stocks is breaking multi decade records as historic measures imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus grinds the economy to a halt. The us share market closes at 4pm local time, which is 6am aest — four hours before the australian share market opens, giving local investors plenty of time to respond before trading kicks off. The australian share market traded sharply lower on friday after global markets fell overnight, with growing concerns that the global economy is slowing at a faster pace than previously thought. The australian stock market dropped more than one per cent after us stocks tumbled overnight after a surprise rate cut. the s & p asx200 index was down 75.7 points, or 1.18 per cent, at 6,360 (at.
Coronavirus Australia Australian Share Market Plunges Daily Telegraph The australian share market traded sharply lower on friday after global markets fell overnight, with growing concerns that the global economy is slowing at a faster pace than previously thought. The australian stock market dropped more than one per cent after us stocks tumbled overnight after a surprise rate cut. the s & p asx200 index was down 75.7 points, or 1.18 per cent, at 6,360 (at. Nearly every sector fell on the asx 200, while the australian dollar is at its weakest level all year. (aap: dean lewins) the australian share market has closed sharply lower amid rising covid 19. The aussie market had its worst day since the global financial crisis, haemorrhaging “horrific” losses after a crude oil price plunge and escalation of the coronavirus stifled international.
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