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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning US stocks struggled for traction to start the week and the USD remains under pressure ahead of all-important US inflation data later tonight.

It looks like Bill Shorten and Labor are preparing a bold budget strategy Shorten will today announce a dramatic plan to kill off cash rebates under the dividend imputation rules to shareholders, a measure largely targeted at retirees.

Australian home prices look like they're stabilising -- except in Sydney Home prices across Australia have stabilised over the past three weeks, suggesting that the worst of recent price declines may now be over.

Theresa May has accused Russia of being behind the attempted assassination of a double agent in the UK Theresa May pointed the finger at Russia in a statement to Parliament on Monday, saying it was "highly likely" that Russia ordered the assassination of the double agent Sergei Skripal.

Australia's millennials are having a 'quarter life crisis' as they worry about being successful Ambitious Australian millennials worry they haven't been successful.

Netflix sinks as short-seller says it could fall to $300 Netflix is the best performing FAANG stock of 2018 so far, but that same outperformance is fuelling scepticism.

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