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Speculation that China may ease travel restrictions and the US dollar’s retreat sparked a huge rally in global miners and BHP, as traders expect the ASX to follow ASX futures are up 1.3pc.

Australian shares are poised to rally on Monday following a surge in commodity prices as traders lifted bets on a new resources boom, amid speculation China may move to ease travel and other COVID-19 related restrictions.

On Saturday, US oil futures jumped 5 per cent for their third straight week of gains to reach their highest level since August. “That move on Friday was a big move, not a move we’ve seen for more than a decade,” Mr Cleary said. “[On China] there seems to be a different headline every day, but the reality is it’ll reopen at some stage, and they’re seemingly in the early stages of making [Western vaccines] available for certain groups, including expats.”

In the US, cloud stocks took a hammering on Friday, as Sydney-based Atlassian and San Francisco-based Twilio tumbled 30 per and 34 per cent, respectively. The pandemic-era tech darlings both warned sales growth is slowing as enterprise clients spend less in an economic downturn.

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