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ASX Braces for Losses as Oil Surges, US Shutdown Lingers
Wall Street's losing streak, spiking oil from Iran tensions, and America's endless shutdown spell trouble for Australia's markets. Here's why investors are sweating the Monday open.

A Rough Dawn Down Under
Picture this: It's Sunday evening in Sydney, and futures are flashing red. The ASX looks headed for another tumble on Monday, mirroring Wall Street's grim fifth straight weekly loss—its longest skid in nearly four years. Oil's revving up for another jump amid Iran war jitters, while across the Pacific, the US government's shutdown drags into record territory, snarling airports and rattling nerves. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, it's a perfect storm brewing...
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