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Aussie stocks are set to open sharply lower after dire economic data and the collapse of an oil company fuelled sharp falls on

After a last-minute shuffle pulling the ASX’s first-quarter loss lower yesterday, Aussie shares have kicked off the new quarter with a bang.

Double-digit gains in shopping centres and oil companies helped the ASX launch a new quarter with a strong advance.

Index futures indicate a positive open to Australian trade despite a losing end to Wall Street’s worst ever first quarter.

Investors have been taken on a rollercoaster ride today with a sudden afternoon reversal dragging Aussie stocks down.

The dire economic outlook was briefly forgotten as fund managers dabbed lipstick on a pig of a quarter for Australian shares, sending the market sharply

Shares look set to extend yesterday’s unexpected boom session at the open as global markets continued to look beyond the deepening coronavirus crisis.  

Aussie shares surged ahead for their fourth gain in five sessions despite soft US futures this morning.

A plunging oil price and soft US index futures proved no barrier as the Australian share market battled towards its fourth gain in

Sharp falls on Wall Street and a fresh round of social restrictions have muddied the outlook for Australian trade today.