STOCK EXCHANGE
Australian shares rose to a fresh seven-year high on Monday as a Chinese rate cut pushed up resources stocks while growing expectations of a domestic rate cut prompted investors to buy banks.
On Saturday, China's central bank cut rates just as official data showed a second straight month of shrinking manufacturing activity. The move is expected to kickstart spending across the board, driving demand for key steel-making ingredient iron-ore.
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