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Bears rip into global share markets: what it means for Australia

A private stock trading floor in Bangkok, Thailand
A private stock trading floor in Bangkok, Thailand Source: AAP

The ‘bears’* have ripped into global share markets - as panic hit trading floors across the world. The selling continued across Asia and in Australia too, with the second day of a sell off which saw nearly $60 billion dollars wiped from the value of local shares. As reported, you can blame the United States.


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By Ricardo Gonçalves, Maya Jamieson, Mai Hoa

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The ‘bears’* have ripped into global share markets - as panic hit trading floors across the world. The selling continued across Asia and in Australia too, with the second day of a sell off which saw nearly $60 billion dollars wiped from the value of local shares. As reported, you can blame the United States.



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