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| | | ... $48.93 and National Australia Bank was down six cents at $23.69. ANZ was up 13 cents, or 0.6 per cent, at $20.87. Resources stocks also took a hit from indications China's economic growth may be stalling. "As our biggest trading partner what's happening ... |
| | | | ... price index futures contract was down 62 points at 4,221, with 12,107 contracts traded. Leading the slump were resources stocks, which shed 2.3 per cent in early trade after metal prices tumbled between 0.5 per cent and 2.2 per cent overnight. Shares ... |
| | | | ... cut, so any move to hold rates at current levels could push shares lower, IG Markets analyst Stan Shamu said. Resources stocks were lower, with miner Rio Tinto down 0.7 per cent, or 47 cents, to $66.53 a share, while BHP Billiton was down 22 cents, or ... |
| | | | ... investors waited for further news out of Europe, and a wealth of local economic data due out this week, he said. Resources stocks were higher, with Rio Tinto up 22 cents at $66.54 and BHP Billiton up 51 cents at $37.16. Uranium miners were higher after ... |
| | | | ... high-growth areas, materials in particular, and that is dragging on our market," he said. "The materials and resources stocks are high-growth stocks at a time when there are huge growth doubts." Mr Esho said the continued eurozone debt crisis and disappointing ... |
| | | | ... cautious of that happening again if the market thinks that nothing is happening quickly enough in Europe." The major resources stocks were relatively flat, with BHP Billiton down three cents at $37.77 and Rio Tinto up 34 cents at $69.73. Fortescue Metals ... |
| | | | ... Bank had lost 99 cents, or two per cent, to $47.71; and NAB was 66 cents lower, down 2.6 per cent, at $24.44. Resources stocks were also lower, with BHP down 48 cents at $36.29 and Rio Tinto $1.57 lower at $65.58. OneSteel stocks shed 19 cents, or 15.8 ... |
| | | | ... flow back into the US market, with very broad (gains)... It's a good signal of broad-based buying," he said. Resources stocks led the market at the open, with the materials sector rising 1.4 per cent after copper surged to a two-week high overnight. ... |
| | | | ... of German politicians and that's a 50-50 scenario and people are not wanting to take risk into that," he said. Resources stocks registered the biggest falls on the market, with many investors selling in response to heavy falls in commodity prices over ... |
| | | | ... the domestic bourse had fallen about 5.7 per cent this week and more than eight per cent in September so far. Resources stocks were leading the falls after commodity prices including gold fell overnight. Among the major miners at 1217 AEST, BHP Billiton ... |
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