ASX to slide; Wall Street retreats from record high
Australian shares are set to slip on Tuesday after Wall Street pulled back from record highs. Oil, iron ore, and gold prices edged lower, while Bitcoin dropped as much as 22%
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ASX to slide; Wall Street retreats from record high
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