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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 23 SEP 2014
... Billiton lost 25 cents to $34.61, and Fortescue Metals lifted seven cents to $3.65. Among the big four banks, the Commonwealth Bank was up 37 cents at $76.82, ANZ rose 17 cents to $31.38, Westpac edged up one cent to $32.41, and National Australia Bank ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 22 SEP 2014
... he said. The big four banks were among the worst performers, all with losses of around one per cent or more. Commonwealth Bank was down 76 cents at $77.05, Westpac was down 40 cents at $32.77, National Australia Bank was down 48 cents at $33.52 and ANZ ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 18 SEP 2014
... cents to $35.42, Rio Tinto lost 64 cents to $61.41 and Fortescue Metals shed 10.5 cents to $3.915 at 1200 AEST. Commonwealth Bank dropped 55 cents to $76.80, ANZ declined 12 cents to $31.31, Westpac was minus 14 cents to $32.76 while National Australia ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 17 SEP 2014
... 38 cents to $36.12, Rio Tinto gained 94 cents to $62.75, while Fortescue Metals firmed seven cents to $4.07. Commonwealth Bank was down six cents to $78.13, ANZ also lost six cents to $32.06, Westpac shed 10 cents to $33.40 while National Australia Bank ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 16 SEP 2014
... rose 20 cents to $35.84, Rio Tinto gained 60 cents to $62.26, while Fortescue Metals firmed 12 cents to $4.08. Commonwealth Bank was the only major bank to post gains, rising 13.5 cents to $79.055 in early trade. National Australia Bank lost one cent ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 15 SEP 2014
... Australia Bank fell 28 cents to $33.97, Westpac lost 27 cents to $33.98, while ANZ was down 33 cents at $32.50 and Commonwealth Bank dropped 56 cents to $79.67. BHP Billiton was one cent lower at $35.78, while Rio Tinto lost 11 cents to $61.78 and Fortescue ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 12 SEP 2014
... Australia Bank fell 17 cents to $34.25, Westpac lost 24 cents to $34.38, while ANZ was down 24 cents at $32.90 and Commonwealth Bank fell 55 cents to $80.09. Telstra shares were three cents lower at $5.56. The iron ore price fell again overnight, down ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 11 SEP 2014
The share market has given back its early gains due to weakness from the miners, retailers and Commonwealth Bank. Shares opened slightly higher after a positive lead from Wall Street, but by noon the main indices were back in negative territory. "Following ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 10 SEP 2014
... Australia Bank fell 12 cents to $34.51, Westpac lost 14 cents to $34.46, while ANZ was 18 cents lower at $33.30 and Commonwealth Bank dropped 23 cents to $81.31. Telstra shares were five cents lower at $5.63. Woolworths was down 88 cents, or more than ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 9 SEP 2014
... exposure to Scotland's Clydesdale Bank. NAB was down 4.5 cents at $34.615, ANZ had firmed 12 cents to $33.40, Commonwealth Bank had added 23 cents to $81.49 and Westpac was three cents higher at $34.61. The big miners were also in positive territory ...

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