Australian stocks fell sharply as rising oil prices and escalating Middle East tensions weakened investor sentiment, dragging most sectors lower while energy shares gained on stronger oil and coal ...

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The market rollercoaster continues, wiping another $35 billion off the ASX in a broad sell-off as oil prices spiked again above $US100 a barrel.

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Australian stocks rebounded as falling oil prices eased inflation fears and supported gains in mining and banking shares, but the ASX 200 remains below key resistance.

Traders wiped $40bn from the local market on Thursday, off the back of surging oil prices and fears of a potential rate hike.

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