Industrials pace Wall St rebound
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US stocks closed up to end their week buoyed by increases in the industrial and consumer discretionary sectors.
US stocks closed up to end their week buoyed by increases in the industrial and consumer discretionary sectors.
Cautious global investors cut exposure to US stocks in June, and raised their euro zone equity holdings near a two-year high.
The 2017 financial year came to an inglorious end on Friday, as the ASX suffered its worst session in more than seven months amid a global sell-off.
Australian fund managers remain wary of the risks associated with IPOs, while small cap resource companies ride the commodity wave.
Commodities are expected to push through a period of rebalancing after a surprise boost from macro tailwinds in the 2017 financial year.
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