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Australian shares expected slightly lower Monday amid anticipation of Albanese-Trump talks on critical minerals.
Australian shares are expected to open slightly lower Monday as investors await Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s meeting with President Trump in Washington, focusing on rare earth and critical mineral supply chains.
Despite a strong Wall Street close—S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all up 0.5%—the local market ended last week in the red due to losses in energy, tech, and banking.
Wall Street’s rally followed concerns over regional bank stability and trade tensions, but stronger-than-expected bank earnings and optimism over U.S.-China trade talks helped lift sentiment.
The Australian dollar held at US64.86¢, Treasury yields rose to 4%, and gold retreated.
Las acciones australianas se esperaban ligeramente más bajas el lunes en medio de la anticipación de las conversaciones de Albanese-Trump sobre minerales críticos.