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Libyan unrest to send stocks lower

THE crisis in Libya has hit overseas markets with Australian shares tipped to follow suit in the wake of the escalating violence that has gripped the north African country. Meanwhile, commodities have taken a battering as gold breaks the $US1400 an ounce mark.

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At 8.31am AEDT, the SPI Futures index for March was trading 44 points lower at 4802. The civil unrest in Libya has seen the price of crude oil jump 8.6% to its highest level in 2.5 years. Light, sweet...

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