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Rio spruiks, investors spooked

AUSSIE shares closed lower today, with Rio Tinto leading the charge into negative territory on continuing investor jitters over the proposed Chinalco tie-up while investor talks saw Fortescue Metals Group buck the downward trend.

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The benchmark S&P-ASX 200 index closed the session slightly lower at 3769 points, down 0.2%, while the All Ordinaries also fell 0.2% to close at 3722.3 points. Shares in Rio hit an intraday low of $A56.50,...

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