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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Global markets remained cautious overnight, following another huge surge in Chinese stocks after last Friday's policy response by top officials in Beijing.

Huawei, the smartphone maker that's more popular than Apple, isn't selling its new iPhone rival in the US Huawei is locked out of the American market because of fears that it spies on people for China.

Petrol in Australia is the most expensive it's been in over a decade MortorMouth reports that average prices in Australia's capital cities currently range from 166 cents per litre in Canberra to 147.3 cents per litre in Adelaide.

The decline in property prices is the 'fall we had to have,' according to Deloitte Australian economic growth will be solid despite a falling housing market but not as good as global growth

The weakness in China's economy 'has nothing to do with the trade war' Donald Trump's trade war with China has been one factor weighing on China's stock market this year. But Macquarie Bank economists say it's yet to have had any drag on the broader Chinese economy.

The Steve Jobs guide to manipulating people and getting what you want How to get what you want – whether that's in your career, or in your life in general – using examples from Jobs' life.

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