8@eight: ASX looks set to follow Wall Street lower
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Australian shares appear set to fall at the open after Wall Street slipped overnight and ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision.
ASX futures were pointing to a 19-point weaker start on Tuesday morning.
- SPI futures down 19 points or 0.3% to 5947 at 6.20am AEST
- AUD -0.7% to 75.27 US cents
- βOn Wall Street: Dow Jones -0.27%, S&P 500 -0.5%, Nasdaq -0.46%.
- In New York: BHP 0.74%, Rio -0.24%.
- In Europe: Stoxx 50 0.5%, FTSE 100 0.09%, CAC 40 0.68%, DAX 30 0.25%.
- Spot Gold moved -0.55% to US$1316.74 an ounce.
- Brent Crude moved 0.71% to US$75.17 a barrel.
- US Crude Oil moved 0.48% to US$68.43 a barrel.
- Iron Ore moved -0.64% to CNY463.5 a tonne.
- LME Aluminum moved -2.29% to US$2223 a tonne.
- LME Copper moved -2.41% to US$6797 a tonne.
- 10-Year Bond Yield: US 2.95%, Germany 0.56%, Australia 2.77%.
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