Australian sharemarket on track for worst month since Iran conflict
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 08:31 · Archive
The Australian sharemarket is heading for its worst month since the US-Iran conflict began in February.
The Australian sharemarket is heading for its worst monthly performance since the US-Iran conflict began in February. The selling pressure shows little sign of abating, with analysts suggesting further losses may be ahead for investors.
The sustained downturn reflects broader market volatility linked to geopolitical tensions and their impact on global economic sentiment.
How it is being reported
- ASX on track for worst month since US-Iran war began following fresh market sell-offThe Australian sharemarket is on track for its worst month since the US opened fire on Iran in February - and the pain is far from over.Perth Now · 8 Oct, 07:51
- ASX on track for worst month since US-Iran war began following fresh market sell-offThe Australian sharemarket is on track for its worst month since the US opened fire on Iran in February - and the pain is far from over.The West Australian · 8 Oct, 07:51
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