ASX down as tough reporting season wraps up
The Australian stock market slid into the red as the latest earnings reporting season wrapped up, with economists deeming it the weakest in many years.
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THE Australian share market looks set to open higher with Wall Street offering a positive lead despite some of its earlier strong gains ebbing closer to the close.
Europe to drag down ASX
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