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Risk sentiment soured overnight as Wall Street slumped — Nasdaq -1.9%, S&P 500 -1.2%, and Dow Jones -0.7%. U.S. 10-year yields eased 3bps to 4.09%, while Brent crude dropped 0.7% to US$64.50/bbl.
Key Economic Data Ahead (Sydney Time)
General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones -0.7% to 47,077
- S&P 500 -1.2% to 6,783
- Nasdaq -1.9% to 23,449
- VIX +9.7% to 18.84
Asia-Pacific
- ASX 200 -0.9% to 8,814
- Shanghai Comp -0.4% to 3,960
- Nikkei -1.7% to 51,497
Europe
- FTSE +0.1% to 9,715
- DAX -0.8% to 23,949
- CAC -0.5% to 8,068
Headlines to Watch
New Zealand
- Unemployment rate likely steady at 5.2%, below RBNZ’s 5.3% forecast
- Employment growth expected +0.4% q/q, with downside risks from weak payroll data
- Private-sector labour cost growth may slow to 0.5% q/q (2.2% y/y)
United States
- ISM Services Index for October expected to rise to 50.9
- USD continues to strengthen amid risk-off sentiment
Australia
- RBA holds cash rate at 3.60%, reiterating no bias toward easing
Mid-market rates
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