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A broad-based sell-off on Wall Street overnight has sent Australian stocks lower, while the third quarter GDP data misses expectations.

The stock market extended losses to another day as more strong U.S. economic data pointed to more Fed hikes. Oil and tech stocks fell.

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Dow Jones slips; TSMC investing $40 billion in its U.S. factories; Gitlab and AutoZone rise after earnings; Microsoft increases its bid for ATVI.

NEW YORK: As the US dollar tumbles from multi-decade highs, some investors are betting emerging market currencies will be big winners from a sustained reversal in the greenback.

Dow Jones futures were little changed ahead of Tuesday's open after the Dow Jones Industrial Average dived more than 480 points Monday.

A fall on Wall Street has sent Australian stocks lower, while the Reserve Bank of Australia lifts interest rates by 0.25 of a percentage point, taking the cash rate target to 3.1 per cent.

Dow Jones fell after mixed economic data cast uncertainty. Apple's plans to exit China face huge challenges. Broadcom and Costco are reporting earnings this week.

The stock market losses mount with all the major indexes down over 1%. This energy stock triggers the 7% to 8% sell rule.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Monday after key data. Tesla stock skidded on reports that Tesla plans to cut production in Shanghai.

Oil prices are down, and demand is lagging