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| | | ... $94.58, National Australia Bank had gained 48 cents to $38.86, ANZ had jumped 47 cents to $36.39 and Westpac was 61 cents stronger at $39.29. CSL had surged $1.53 higher to $95.15 and Telstra was nine cents stronger at $6.39. BHP Billiton was up 36 cents ... |
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| | | | The share market is stronger due to gains on Wall Street and signs of another Reserve Bank rate cut. The market opened higher after a strong session on Wall Street, sparked by a fall in the US dollar ahead of the US central bank's policy meeting, and ... |
| | | | ... Westpac was down 12 cents lower at $37.68, ANZ had fallen 10 cents to $35.34 and National Australia Bank was three cents stronger at $37.77. |
| | | | It's back! That old familiar "good is bad and bad is good" trade on The Street. Stronger-than-expected US payrolls growth equals June interest rate lift off - Wall Street not happy camper. Weaker-than-expected and third consecutive monthly decline in ... |
| | | | ... the Australian share market lower. Fears of a US rate rise in June have hurt the US and Australian equity markets and a stronger US dollar is weakening commodity prices, CMC Markets chief market analyst Ric Spooner said. "The market is firming up expectations ... |
| | | | ... after the other, this year - some even going for a double-dip. The thing is this creates a vicious circle of an even stronger US dollar that ultimately everyone loses. At this point in the cycle, the rest of the world cannot afford to have the US economy ... |
| | | | ... banks were all in positive territory, with Commonwealth Bank up 49 cents at $91.01, National Australia Bank 34 cents stronger at $37.97, ANZ adding 23 cents to $35.39, and Westpac gaining 34 cents to $37.70. Ramsay Health Care rose 40 cents to $68.04 ... |
| | | | ... start next week. The euro tanked against the US dollar after the US Labor Department said the US economy pumped out a stronger-than-expected 295,000 net new jobs in February. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly rose following gains in New York. Tokyo climbed ... |
| | | | ... would say "cut" today, the Australian dollar is 0.6% higher versus the euro than it was at the end of January and 1.9% stronger against the yen. Sure, it's weaker against the US$ and the British pound, but the 0.2% increase in the A$ trade weighted index ... |
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