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| | | ... Independence Day holiday. "The market has been left to its own devices to a certain extent," Mr Walker said. "The base metals in London were fairly solid overnight, so that has helped both BHP and Rio Tino have had reasonable days." The major resource ... |
| | | | ... 2006-2007," ABARE said. Unit returns on energy exports are forecast to remain stable in FY08, but unit export returns for metals and other minerals are expected to drop by approximately 2 per cent. However, with the predicted rise in export volumes ABARE ... |
| | | | ... after a stellar run the last few months, is obviously just coming back to earth a bit. Only resources, on the back of base metals prices, is slightly stronger today, but I don't know if they'll hold onto those gains." The fact that today was the last ... |
| | | | ... closed sharply lower yesterday, following weakness on United States equity markets and lower prices for oil, gold and base metals. Base metals prices were mixed with the major miners clawing back some of yesterday's losses. Rio Tinto gained 99 cents ... |
| | | | ... closed sharply lower yesterday, following weakness on United States equity markets and lower prices for oil, gold and base metals. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 124.4 points, or almost two per cent, to 6,184.2, while the all ordinaries index ... |
| | | | ... bourse going backwards. The Australian market bucked an upward lead from Wall Street to close lower as falls in many base metals prices took their toll on the mining sector. The bluechip S&P/ASX200 index was down 4.4 points to 6382.6, while the all ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 20.86 points to 1,512.84. The Nasdaq Composite Index reversed 26.80 points to 2,599.96. Base metals prices were mixed with lead hitting a record high while nickel continued its downward path in losing another three per ... |
| | | | The Australian share market has opened lower after falls in most base metals overnight, despite a faintly positive lead from Wall Street. At 1014 AEST, the bluechip S&P/ASX200 Index lost 6.6 points to 6365.4, while the all ordinaries fell 5.2 points ... |
| | | | The Australian share market continued its climb upwards this morning after stronger base metals prices, and a rise on Wall Street last Friday, gave confidence to local investors. At 1015 AEST, the bluechip S&P/ASX200 Index gained 33.3 points to 6327.1 ... |
| | | | ... of cash in the system that needs a home before June 30 and Rio Tinto and BHP are doing particularly well. She added base metals were doing "okay" overnight. The overseas listed companies for BHP and Rio were very strong. "Most people looking at the market ... |
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