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Australian shares are having their worst day in a month after a horror session on Wall Street.

The ASX was trading 1.2 per cent lower, with all sectors in the red.

Investors are nervous about rising coronavirus cases and stimulus delays in the United States and the impacts those could have on the global economy.

 

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