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The Australian share market is set to open higher in morning trading after a mixed result on Wall Street.
Meanwhile, the price of gold has surged above 4 per cent.
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- ASX 200 Futures: +0.3% to 9,032 points
- Australian dollar: +0.6% to 71.23 US cents
- Wall Street: Dow Jones: (+0.2%), S&P 500 (+0.2%), Nasdaq Composite (-0.2%)
- Europe: FTSE (+0.1%), DAX (-0.1%), Stoxx 600 (-0.1%)
- Spot gold: +4.3% to $US4,521/ounce
- Oil (Brent crude): +0.5% to $US91.49/barrel
- Iron ore: -0.2% to $US96.05/tonne
- Bitcoin: -0.1% to $US69,036
Prices current around 7:00am AEST
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ASX to open in the green
By Adelaide Miller
By Adelaide Miller
Good morning everyone and happy Thursday,
Business reporter Adelaide Miller here to guide you through the morning on the markets blog, where we cover the latest finance, economics and business stories across Australia and around the world.
To start with, it looks like the Aussie share market will open in the green, with Futures pointing up +0.3% to 9,032 points.
The Aussie dollar is also strong this morning, trading above 71 US cents as of 7:15am.
Wall Street closed with mixed results, I will provide a breakdown shortly.
But for now, grab yourself a coffee, tea or juice and see you back here soon!
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