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The Australian share market closed at its lowest point since June today after US futures took a tumble.

The stock market faded to a 12-week low as slender gains in health and energy shares were outweighed by declines in miners, property trusts and

Wall Street’s longest weekly losing run in almost a year points to early pressure on the ASX despite upbeat coronavirus news from Victoria.

The Australian share market narrowly avoided another weekly loss as it traded sideways for most of the Friday session.

The share market shrugged off negative US leads to inch towards a positive close and an end to a run of four straight

Aussie shares look set to open higher after preempting a rough night on Wall Street.

Despite a surprise fall in the unemployment rate over August, a downtrodden night on Wall Street kept the local share market subdued today.

The share market gave back yesterday’s gains as a plunge in US index futures overshadowed unexpectedly strong jobs data.

A dour finish on Wall Street points to mild early pressure on Australian stocks ahead of August employment data.  

Another happy night on the Nasdaq supported hopes that the global tech correction has reached its end, spurring a green close on the