Energy stocks see worst day in over 1-1/2 months NZ marks best session since mid-August, up 1.9% (Updates to close)
Dec 22 (Reuters) - Australian shares fell more than 1% on Tuesday as a fast-spreading new coronavirus strain in Britain triggered travel restrictions all over the world and threatened to disrupt a nascent global economic recovery.
Several countries across the globe have shut their borders to Britain after the country identified a mutated variant of the novel coronavirus that has killed about 1.7 million people worldwide.
Australia continued its efforts to contain a virus outbreak in its most populous state, New South Wales, which reported its lowest one-day rise in fresh cases in five days amid stringent lockdowns in the affected suburbs.
by nameless people have the president won t fire the special counsel. that assurance has been shaken by the president s comments last night. by his own words, it s clear the president may be considering firing special counsel. we went i didn t think was possible but that just man just turn the man next to me into a cable box. what s funny? herman: nameless people. why don t they name who they are for a change instead of calling them nameless people? the effect of this investigation has gone on as long as it has, i m on the side of don t fire him. they haven t found any thing they are and is going to continue to turn up nothing and eventually, the investigation is going to exhaust itself other than when he decides to go in another direction to try to drag something else in. they re just trying to stretch this out until november. sandra: look at the marcus today, the dow surging 500 points and trying coming back to