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Australian Property Stocks Vulnerable Following Bathla Collapse

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 09 September 2026, 21:00 UTC By Carmeli Argana 1 min read
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Australia’s property stocks are trailing global peers by the most in 16 years, and analysts worry it may get worse as the prospect of more rate hikes and the unraveling of a suburban developer intensify scrutiny in the sector.

Australia’s property stocks are trailing global peers by the most in 16 years, and analysts worry it may get worse as the prospect of more rate hikes and the unraveling of a suburban developer intensify scrutiny in the sector.
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