ASX to rise after European stocks surge, oil plunges

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Australian shares are set to open higher, after European stocks soared and Wall St rallied on hopes for Ukraine. Oil plunged. Gold eased. $A advances.

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The German DAX, which has suffered the most among regional indexes due to the companies’ exposure to Russian energy supplies, marked its biggest percentage gain since March 2020.Euro zone banks rallied almost 10 per cent, but still remain down 13 per cent for the year amid uncertainty about the European Central Bank’s policy tightening plans as well as an economic hit from the Ukraine crisis.

China’s blue-chip CSI300 index ended 0.9 per cent lower at 4226.35, the lowest close since June 30, 2020, after falling as much as 4.6 per cent in the afternoon trade. The Shanghai Composite index was down 1.1 per cent at 3256.39.Shares of companies exposed to Tsingshan Holding Group, the Chinese nickel producer squeezed by the surge in the metal’s prices, tumbled with Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt slumping nearly 10 per cent.

The Treasury yield curve has collapsed to near inversion -- a situation when short-term rates exceed those with longer tenors, which has often preceded a downturn.

 

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