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ASX edges higher as Wall Street climbs; Corporate Travel plummets

WAtoday · 3 September 2026 at 11:22 am

ASX edges higher as Wall Street climbs; Corporate Travel plummets

The Australian sharemarket has inched higher at the open after stocks rose on Wall Street overnight, while embattled Corporate Travel Management tumbled.

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