Mining giants weigh down ASX; Trump lashes out after Wall Street’s $4.6 trillion wipeout
The Australian sharemarket has slumped at the open after a brutal selloff swept through Wall Street, led by stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centres.
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Mining giants weigh down ASX; Trump lashes out after Wall Street’s $4.6 trillion wipeout
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