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Banks boost ASX, Wall Street slides after OpenAI warning

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Banks boost ASX, Wall Street slides after OpenAI warning

The Australian sharemarket has risen at the open with banks driving gains despite falls on Wall Street, with technology stocks slumping after a report said OpenAI’s revenue may be lower than forecast.

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