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Australian markets anticipate minor decline amid inflation data and commodity trends
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SYDNEY – Australian financial markets are preparing for a slight downturn as futures for the ASX200 show signs of a minor drop. This comes after the recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for November indicated a year-on-year inflation rate of 4.3%, which was unexpectedly lower than the anticipated 4.5%. This development could play a critical role in shaping the Reserve Bank of Australia’s future interest rate decisions.
The Australian dollar is currently trading at around 67 US cents. The performance of commodities has been mixed, with gold maintaining relative stability, while other commodities exhibit diverse trends.
In the equity market, the has experienced a decline, particularly impacted by the Materials sector. Notably, certain mining companies within this sector have witnessed their share prices fall, contributing to the broader slip in the index.
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