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Markets in Asia traded lower Monday as worries over China
and low commodity prices continue to dampen investor sentiments. The Chinese
markets opened in negative territory with the Shanghai composite down 2.51
percent after losing all of its 2015 gains last week, falling by 9.97 percent
in just five days. The Shenzhen composite was down 3.28 percent.
The
Australian market was in the red, with the main ASX 200 index down 2
percent, with gold the only sector posting gains. The energy, materials and
financials sectors weighed, with those indexes down 2.76, 3.10, and 1.77
percent respectively. The Australian dollar fell below 70 cents to a dollar,
trading at 0.6942.
Over
on Wall Street
In the US, major
indexes closed the first trading week of the year in the red as global economic
concerns outweighed an above-expectation jobs number for December.
The
Dow Jones industrial average lost 6.1 percent for the week, closing at
16,346.45. The S&P 500 shed 5.96 percent for the week, down at 1,922.03
while the Nasdaq composite was down 7 percent at 4,270.78.
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