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| | | ... major miners and some stocks deriving earnings from the United States. "It was a bit more of a mixed evening in terms of metals prices, so that's weighing on the market a little bit," CMC Markets market analyst David Land said. "There also seems to be ... |
| | | | ... one way or the other at this stage," he said. "The market's not building momentum in any one direction." On the London Metals Exchange overnight, copper touched a seven-month record, aluminium rose to an 11-month high, lead touched a new all-time high ... |
| | | | ... per cent last year. The most significant growth in the profits of Chinese exports has occurred in the smelting of ferrous metals as well as non-ferrous ones followed by transport equipment and raw chemical material production. The Australian Stock Market ... |
| | | | ... contracts. Falling inventories and expectations of demand rising in the seasonally busy second quarter lifted industrial metals last night. The bellwether mining stocks experienced a very strong opening, with BHP Billiton gaining 44 cents, or 1.5 per ... |
| | | | ... "But, if not, we'll close around these sorts of levels, if not a little weaker," he said. At Friday's close in London, all metals were higher, except aluminium, which remained unchanged. Copper climbed to a 16-week high before ending up at $US6,860 per ... |
| | | | ... the retail shareholders need to decide soon if they'll sell on the market or take the offer. "We'll paddle along today." Metals were mostly up overnight, although lead and zinc shed some value. Bellwether resource stocks BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto both ... |
| | | | ... Futures Exchange, the June share price index contract was trading 14 points lower at 6033 on a volume of 4,356 contracts. Metals were mixed overnight, with copper touching a fresh three-month peak and tin ending at $US14,495, a gain of more than 25 per ... |
| | | | ... like to pick it but I would anticipate plus or minus 10 points from here." Resources were little changed despite stronger metals prices overnight. BHP Billiton announced it had approved a major expansion to its Pilbara iron ore operations in Western ... |
| | | | ... market was overpriced, saying there was still "reasonable value". The major miners were all trading higher, despite weaker metals prices overnight. On the London Metal Exchange, nickel prices fell sharply, copper closed at a session low and all other ... |
| | | | ... outlook for inflation was still higher than ideal, strengthening expectations of a further rise in interest rates. Base metals were higher overnight so metals companies were generally reflecting that, helping cap some of the morning losses. Mr Chatterton ... |
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