Aussie shares to keep falling after Trump flags delay on US-China deal

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Australian shares head for another day of major losses after US President Donald Trump said he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China by the end of next week.

The US-China trade war has been dominating headlines, but Beijing is not the only trading partner in President Donald Trump's crosshairs.

Investors were betting that Washington and Beijing would sign a"phase one" deal before December 15, when the next round of US tariffs were due to be imposed on Chinese goods. ASX futures were down 62 points or 0.9 per cent by 7:25am , indicating a sharp fall in early trade for the local market.The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices fell by about 0.6 per cent each.

 

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So it is China's fault too

And the shit ABC is delighted.

anyone else in the country who would have clocked up a debt like labour and liberal have would be black banned from anytype of money access, yet they keep getting the keys to the vult

Share market has nothing to do with the trade deal clowns..employers in the US are screaming for workers do a story on the high unemployment poverty in this country FakeNewsMedia

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