Australia Morning Brief: Markets dip, AI shock, Netanyahu's UN gambit, and local scandals

Australian shares are poised to open lower after ASX 200 futures fell 8 points to 8,730 overnight. Wall Street's S&P 500 barely budged (+0.03%) as the US 10-year yield jumped 4 basis points to 5.16%, its highest since 2004. Crude oil topped $US106 a barrel amid conflicting headlines about US-Iran talks, adding to market jitters.

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