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Stocks look set to open lower after Wall Street gains petered out and key commodity prices weakened.

Aussie stocks shook off yesterday’s losses and surged ahead once again despite the Wuhan virus scare stilling global markets overnight.

Aussie stocks rallied for the sixth time in seven sessions as traders bought yesterday’s coronavirus-inspired dip.  

The coronavirus outbreak sent a shiver through world markets overnight, setting up a subdued start to Australian trade.

The ASX had no direction to follow this morning as Wall Street closed for a public holiday yesterday.

A downbeat morning saw Australian shares turn lower for the first time in a week after the global bull run paused overnight.

A flat night on global markets points to a muted start to Australian share trade following yesterday’s record close.

A strong Friday on Wall Street once again set the ASX up for a healthy start to the week.

The share market’s record run extended into a fifth straight session despite a string of profit warnings.

The share market looks set for solid opening gains after Wall Street ended its best week since August at a fresh record.