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| | | ... (12.00pm AEDT) and Spitfire Resources Limited in Perth (12.30pm AEDT). The Australian stock market closed in positive territory on Tuesday underpinned by a strong lead from Wall Street overnight. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index gained 55.3 points at 6680.4 ... |
| | | | ... McGuane who worked with HESTA for 14 years. HESTA's first full-time staff member has also commenced in the Northern Territory with Tony Kotsonis as client relationship manager. HESTA has $13 billion in funds under management and more than 600,000 members ... |
| | | | ... hitting a record. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed up 14.81 points at 28,658.42, its fourth straight close in positive territory. WELLINGTON - The sharemarket ended negatively despite a high turnover boosted by pre-market crossings. The NZSX-50 benchmarket ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket dipped into the red at noon after spending all morning in positive territory, as a mixed lead from New York and firmer base metals were not enough to boost the market. At 1215 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 10.6 ... |
| | | | ... Symbion/Healthscope takeover. In the resources sector, Beaconsfield Gold Ltd has its AGM in Tasmania, and Murchison Metals Ltd, Territory Resources Ltd and Cape Lambert Iron Ore Ltd all hold AGMs today. In Auckland, shareholders of retailer The Warehouse ... |
| | | | Exotic instruments could soon become familiar territory to Australian-based fund managers after software specialist SimCorp expanded XpressInstruments, a software module for alternative investments. Visiting Australia last week, SimCorp's global chief ... |
| | | | ... The FTSE 100 of Britain's leading shares ended 0.6 per cent lower as commodity stocks pulled the index into negative territory and despite a trading update from Barclays that boosted banks. The FTSE 100 closed at 6,140.7 points, down 39.8 or 0.64 per ... |
| | | | ... in Melbourne while Rio Tinto Ltd holds an investor briefing in London. The Australian share market closed in negative territory for the fourth consecutive day on Friday, with trading subdued due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States and local ... |
| | | | ... soft side." "It is interesting that the major drivers of our market, the banks and financial sectors, are in negative territory." Following a round of profit-taking in the past couple of sessions, it could be time for investors to buy again, Mr Heffernan ... |
| | | | ... Slater & Gordon Ltd and Clough Ltd hold their annual general meetings. The Australian share market closed in negative territory for the third consecutive day on Thursday, finishing almost one per cent down, hampered by lower base metal prices and a weak ... |
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