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After days of consolidation, the US dollar has reclaimed its spot in the winner's circle, as US yields rise despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. In company news, Target shares tumbled after the retailer slashed its profit outlook. At the same time, Ford announced plans to cut 14% of its European workforce, citing the shift to EVs and intensifying competition. Additionally, packaging giant Amcor gained on news of a potential merger. Meanwhile, oil prices dipped as US crude inventories increased. Looking ahead, Aussie shares are expected to open lower, ahead of Governor Michelle Bullock's upcoming speech, and the Aussie dollar remains under pressure due to the recovering US dollar.
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