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Central banks around the globe are running out of the high quality assets they use to smooth out wild moves in currency markets and it's putting the global economy at risk.
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ASX dives to two-month low on Brexit fears
Australian shares fell for a fifth straight session amid continued worries around a possible Brexit.
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