The Australian share market dipped as miners were hit by concerns about China’s economy, while retailers fell on disappointing Woolworths sales figures.
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Banking shares weighed the market down today as surprisingly strong retail sales figures fuelled expectations of another interest rate rise next month.
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Wall Street has retreated from new 14-month highs after a rise in producer prices sparked fears about inflationary pressures and the outlook for interest rates.
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Australian shares have fallen for a second straight day, after Chinese moves to tighten monetary policy.
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A poor lead from Wall St last week and concern about bank earnings have helped drag the Australian market lower.
Japan’s economy grew at the fastest pace in more than two years in the third quarter, as Government stimulus lifted consumer spending.
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Wall Street has closed higher for the fifth session in a row, boosted by mostly positive corporate earnings forecasts and a successful Treasury bond auction.
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Australian shares gave up ground after a substantial fall in metal prices led to a sell-off among the nation’s biggest miners.
The Australian share market gained 0.7 per cent after an afternoon surge on the back of improving business confidence.
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A last-minute buy-up of banking shares helped Wall Street to shrug off disappointing corporate profits overnight.
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