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Stocks set for quiet start

IT should be a quiet start for Australian stocks today after declines in both the US and European markets overnight with the early indicator, the SPI 200 Futures index, down 14 points to 4782.

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US stocks declined as the highest valuation of the Standard & Poor’s 500 index since July overshadowed reports showing a drop in jobless claims and a gain in pending home sales. The S&P 500 has gained...

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