ASX set to jump as Wall Street steadies

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 15, 2026

Wall Street is steadying following jarring drops for stocks worldwide in the artificial-intelligence industry on worries about how much longer the AI frenzy will last.

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ASX set to jump as Wall Street steadies

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Broken Hill lines up drill bit on huge copper-gold target in SA

Kmart sold fingernail glue that burnt without safety warnings, watchdog says

Augustus circles giant PNG gold prize in Porgera backyard

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Gateway reshuffles top brass for WA Yandal gold push

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