Aust shares suffer second straight week of losses
The Australian share market has ended a second consecutive week in the red, with shares stuck in a holding pattern alternating daily between gains and losses.
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The Australian share market has ended a second consecutive week in the red, with shares stuck in a holding pattern alternating daily between gains and losses.
The dollar weakened against its G10 counterparts and Japanese stocks climbed amid subdued trading on Monday, with many major centres in Asia closed for Lunar New Year celebrations.
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