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| | | ... miserable days on Monday and Tuesday," Mr Potter said. "I think we're going to have a strong Thursday." BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were following the commodity cycle, after silver and copper hit two year highs in overnight trade, he said. The miners ... |
| | | | ... banks into the miners." At 1200 AEDT, mining giant BHP Billiton was up 20 cents, or 0.44 per cent, at $45.47, while Rio Tinto was up $1.04, or 1.19 per cent, at $88.24. Fortescue Metals was up seven cents at $6.89. Mr Taylor said the second round of ... |
| | | | ... Thursday that the Canadian government had given BHP's bid for Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan an initial thumbs down. Rio Tinto Ltd was up $2.95, or 3.55 per cent, at $86.15. |
| | | | ... country "at this time". Shares in BHP Billiton were up $1.07, or 2.47 per cent, at $43.70. Fellow big miners were mixed. Rio Tinto had fallen $1.02 to $82.37, while Fortescue Metals was up 16 cents at $6.65. |
| | | | ... on Wednesday, was the best performer, up 44 cents, or 1.94 per cent, at $23.14. The big miners were also higher, with Rio Tinto was up 56 cents to $83.25 and BHP Billiton added 57 cents to $42.49. |
| | | | ... have proved a deal breaker for the FIRB in the past, most notably in Chinalco's attempts to acquire a large stake in Rio Tinto. Any deal between the ASX and SGX would mirror the global trend of consolidation in the securities exchange industry. In 2006 ... |
| | | | ... Parliament as "a proposal for an American-controlled company to be taken over by an Australian-controlled company". Rio Tinto was one cent lower at $81.74 while Fortescue Metals was 14 cents higher at $6.31. |
| | | | ... US dollar." On the local market, heavyweight BHP Billiton was down 56 cents, or 1.36 per cent to $40.60, while rival Rio Tinto lost $2.14 or 2.59 per cent to $80.46. |
| | | | ... 22 years in the resources industry, including stints at the country's two largest mining companies, BHP Biliton and Rio Tinto. West will link up with the fund's Melbourne-based managers Ric Ronge and Tim Schroeders, bringing the aggregate experience ... |
| | | | ... issues are US centric. "They always tend to drag our banks lower." The major miners were lower after BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto announced they have formally scrapped plans for a $US116 billion ($A117.4 billion) joint venture in the Pilbara. BHP Billiton ... |
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