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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning US stocks fell for a second straight day, with the selloff accelerating overnight as markets continued to assess whether the US Fed will tighten monetary policy at a faster rate than expected.

Central banks and investors are sounding the alarm on a corner of the debt market that's suddenly over $US1 trillion in size The BoE has raised concerns about the growth in so-called "leveraged loans" -- credit given to risky companies by private lenders. But the BoE is not alone in being alarmed.

The days of wild bidding wars at Sydney and Melbourne property auctions are now well and truly over It's been a tough few months for anyone attempting to sell their home via auction in Australia.

Saudi Arabia reportedly plans to admit Khashoggi was murdered and use top general as a scapegoat Saudi Arabia initially denied knowledge of Khashoggi's whereabouts but now reportedly plans to admit to his murder.

Which one should you buy - Google's amazing Pixel 3 or the sleek Samsung Galaxy S9? We're pretty lucky smartphone buyers, you and me. we have an amazing array of smartphones to chose from with different features and design. And yet, you can only pick one.

An 18-foot great white shark ate a dead whale in front of a boat full of tourists Marine biologist Joanne Jarzobski took photos of the scene that show the sharks biting into the partly eaten, dead whale.

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