The ASX 200 closed 1.47% lower today, wiping more than $20 billion off the market again, after huge falls late last week.
The Aussie market fell 1.5% on Friday and 2.1% on Thursday, after the Fed’s economic update on Wednesday night.
The market opened 1.03% lower this morning and continued to fall to 4671.50 by about 3.20pm.
The ASX 200 closed at 4669.10 this afternoon.
AMP was one of today’s biggest losers falling 12.85% after the company issued a profit warning this morning. The move wiped more than $1.5 billion off AMP’s market capitalisation.
Miners Troy Resources, Medusa Mining and Perseus Mining led the fall, with their share prices falling between 14.19% and 17.64% throughout the day.
Here’s what has happened since Thursday, via investing.com:
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