14 Mar 2018 - Following mixed leads from US markets, the Australian share market looks set to open lower. US stocks fell yesterday fueled by falls in tech and financial shares. General Electric saw one of the biggest declines. The three major benchmarks opened higher and were bolstered by the latest round of inflation data. But shares turned broadly by midday with the majority of S&P 500 sectors ending the day in the red. The downturn, possibly linked to the dismissal of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Westpac(ASX:WBC) has announced the successful issue of $1.69 billion Westpac Capital notes.
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14 Mar 2018 - Following mixed leads from US markets, the Australian share market looks set to open lower. US stocks fell yesterday fueled by falls in tech and financial shares. General Electric saw one of the biggest declines. The three major benchmarks opened higher and were bolstered by the latest round of inflation data. But shares turned broadly by midday with the majority of S&P 500 sectors ending the day in the red. The downturn, possibly linked to the dismissal of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Westpac(ASX:WBC) has announced the successful issue of $1.69 billion Westpac Capital notes.
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