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AU Morning Wrap: ASX Faces a Third Straight Loss as US Stocks Fall Again

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Moomoo News AU wrote a column · Dec 28, 2022 17:41
G'day, mooers! Check out the latest news on today's stock market!
• 2022 nears downbeat end as US stocks fall again
• ASX falls 0.75%
• Stocks to watch: Origin Energy, Genex Power
- Moomoo News AU
AU Morning Wrap: ASX Faces a Third Straight Loss as US Stocks Fall Again
Wall Street Summary
US stocks sank on light volume rising treasury yields dented growth stocks.  
The $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ declined 46 points or 1.2 per cent. The $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$ gave up 366 points or 1.1 per cent. The $Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$ lost 140 points or 1.35 per cent.
AU Market Watch
The  $S&P/ASX 200(.XJO.AU)$ shed 0.75% at the open. The benchmark started the year at 7444 and looks set to finish it closer to 7000.
Stocks to Watch
$Origin Energy Ltd(ORG.AU)$: Origin Energy-owned Eraring is among a handful of NSW electricity generators set to share in federal compensation, on top of up to $450 million for Queensland's largest coal-fired power station, because of losses to be incurred under Labor's price cap plan.
The final amount that Queensland's Gladstone Power Station, of which miner $RIO TINTO FPO(RIOCD.AU)$ owns the largest share, receives will be determined by the amount the plant is forced to cover for coal already locked in at prices above $125 a tonne.
$Genex Power Ltd(GNX.AU)$: Scott Farquhar's Skip Capital and infrastructure investor Stonepeak Partners have walked away from their joint 25¢ a share takeover bid for listed renewables business Genex Power after more than four months of due diligence.

Commodities
Oil fell as traders assessed the near-term demand hit from surging Covid cases in China. Brent crude settled US$1.07 or 1.3 per cent lower at US$83.26 a barrel.

Iron ore prices were mixed. The most-traded May ore on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange rallied 0.7 per cent to 835.50 yuan (US$119.87) a tonne. Singapore prices backed off 0.1 per cent from Tuesday’s five-month high to US$113.35 a tonne.
Gold pulled back from a seven-month high, but held above US$1,800 an ounce. Metal for February delivery settled US$7.30 or 0.4 per cent lower at US$1,815.80 an ounce. The NYSE Arca Gold Bugs Index dropped 3.11 per cent.
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