Aussie market plunges 6% on virus fears – worst fall since GFC | ABC News

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The Australian share market has lost more than $100 billion in today’s trade so far, amid the economic fallout from the coronavirus and an oil price war. The ABC’s Ian Verrender and David Taylor join Ros Childs to discuss what’s happened, why it’s happened, and what the government may have planned to try and combat the economic plunge.

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