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ASX falls after slow session on Wall Street; Tech stocks, miners lead losses

Sydney Morning Herald - Business ·
ASX falls after slow session on Wall Street; Tech stocks, miners lead losses

The Australian sharemarket has opened on a weaker note after a selloff in chipmakers left US stocks wavering ahead of the reporting season.

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