ASX tipped to open stronger as Wall Street welcomes COVID stimulus
Futures point to a positive start for the Australian market as it returns from the Christmas break after US and European stocks muscle into near-record territory.
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ASX tipped to open stronger as Wall Street welcomes COVID stimulus
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