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Australia s stock market dives to six weeks low

Australia s stock market dives to six weeks low Lola Evans Stocks in Asia sank on Wednesday, mirroring the trend on Wall Street overnight. The Australian All Ordinaries fared the worst, shedding 133.40 points or 1.81 percent to 7,165.70. For long-term investors, there are more buying opportunities ahead. SYDNEY, NSW, Australia - Stocks in Asia sank on Wednesday, mirroring the trend on Wall Street overnight. The Australian All Ordinaries fared the worst, shedding 133.40 points or 1.81 percent to 7,165.70, its biggest one-day fall in twelve weeks. The closing at 7,165.70 was the lowest close since 17 April. For long-term investors, there are more buying opportunities ahead, Bell Direct senior market analyst Jessica Amir told The Sydney Morning Herald Wednesday.

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Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses

Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses Lola Evans U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday while the U.S. dollar rose. U.S. crude oil imports and exports both increased during the week ending May 14. U.S. crude oil imports averaged 6.4 million barrels a day last week, up by about 923,000 barrels a day from the previous week. NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday while the U.S. dollar rose and Treasuries fell. Stock indices were sharply lower but recovered sharply in late trading to finish with only modest losses U.S. crude oil imports and exports both increased during the week ending May 14, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday.

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U S stocks fall as yields rise, dollar makes gains

U.S. stocks fall as yields rise, dollar makes gains 20 May 2021, 06:17 GMT+10 NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday while the U.S. dollar rose and Treasuries fell. Stock indices were sharply lower but recovered sharply in late trading to finish with only modest losses U.S. crude oil imports and exports both increased during the week ending May 14, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday. U.S. crude oil imports averaged 6.4 million barrels a day last week, up by about 923,000 barrels a day from the previous week, while crude oil exports averaged about 3.3 million barrels a day, up by about 1.5 million from the previous week, as revealed by the Weekly Petroleum Status Report.

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Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses

Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses
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Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses

Wall Street on rollercoaster ride finishes with moderate losses
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