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The Australian sharemarket traded in the red all day after Wall Street had its worst session since the August 5 market meltdown amid concerns about a slowdown in the world’s largest economy.

The first trading session of September started with a widespread selloff across risk assets, as traders took a cautious approach ahead of what is historically a volatile month for global markets.

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