CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says we’re going to see a “modest decline” for Australia’s markets today.
“The futures are telling us we’ll be down in the order of around 0.1 of a per cent,” he told Sky News Australia.
“Which is not a bad outcome considering the pressure that Wall Street’s been under from time to time over the course of their session.”
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