澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-12-06（在线收听）

 The Australian share market is tracking heavy selling in European and the US overnight after the European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve disappointed traders. The All Ords is down 1.8%. The ASX 200 Index down just a little more than that. Slate & Gordon and Dick Smith are burying the front of the selling. S is up on a tick-up in oil prices. ANZ is the worst of the banks. BHP Billiton is trading at a decade low. All straight dropped down after the European Central Bank's mingle rate cut and extended stimulus measures. The Dow Jones lost 1.4%. The Australian dollar is buying 73.3 US cents. The electronics retailer Dick Smith and the energy firms Paladin and Drillsearch are among five companies set to lose their places in the Australian share market's list of 200 companies. The mining and materials firm Arrium and the environmental consulting group Cardno will also drop of the list. A quarterly review of the benchmark ASX 200 Index will see the five companies officially cut from the top 200 list on the 18th December. The US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has again attempted to prepare markets for the first US rate rise in nearly a decade this month. She has talked on congress the economy is reaching a point where we can handle in increasing interest rates. The Fed has kept interest rates near zero since the end of 2008.