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ASX 200 falls on weak China data; Evolution dives, Citi upgrades to buy; NAB scraps RBA hike call

ASX at fresh five-week low. China GDP up 5.2pc in 2023. Ecuador seeks $US209m from Worley. NAB sees rates on hold until November. Evolution Mining dives, Citi upgrades to a buy. 

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Megan Neil
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5:53AMJanuary 17, 2024.
Updated 5:12PMJanuary 17, 2024
The Australian Business Network
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Economic and corporate earnings updates as well as production reports are on investor radars this week. Picture: Gaye Gerard
Economic and corporate earnings updates as well as production reports are on investor radars this week. Picture: Gaye Gerard

Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Wednesday, January 17. The ASX 200 index closed 0.3 per cent lower at 7393.10 points.

The Aussie dollar is trading near US65.64, after falling by more than 1 per cent overnight on USD gains.

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