Tech glitch shuts down trading on ASX
Disruption comes at sensitive time with policy meetings scheduled at BOJ and US Fed this week
Sydney
AUSTRALIA'S stock exchange suspended trading for the rest of the day after earlier saying that the problem which caused a 90-minute delay to Monday's open had been resolved, drawing criticism from investors and brokerages.
ASX Ltd said in a statement on Monday that there will be no closing price auction that normally takes place at the end of the trading day. The bourse operator said that it will advise the process for determining closing prices, remaining session states and status of orders.
The issue comes at an inconvenient time for investors and traders assessing their positions, with policy meetings scheduled at the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve this week, an…
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