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Afternoon market wrap: All Ords retreats below 3,000-mark

The All Ordinaries index faded after lunch, retreating back below the 3,000-mark as three out of the four major banks moved into negative territory. Westpac was the worst hit, falling $0.21 to $16.56, although ANZ managed to eke out a slight gain, rising ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ords ekes out fractional gain

An afternoon rally in sympathy with Asian stocks pushed the All Ordinaries index marginally higher by the close. AMP shares finally enjoyed some support after a torrid week. Values rose by $0.20 to $5.28, despite falling under $5.00 at one stage in ...

Midday market wrap: All Ords rises, Costello warns on war costs

... that the war in Iraq could be "very expensive" and that its cost would take priority over a budget surplus. Meanwhile, the All Ordinaries gained slightly today despite the prevailing uncertainties in the world markets. Japan's Nikkei index too reversed ...

Afternoon market wrap: Banks suffer as All Ords falls

All Ordinaries 2673.3 -13.8 NASDAQ 1279.14 +7.67 Dow Jones 7552.07 +28.01 FTSE-100 3287.00 -165.70 Hang Seng 8780.98 -94.01 Nikkei 225 7948.28 +5.24 Paul Cully Australia's banks were among the big casualties as the All Ordinaries index retreated by ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ords rallies, CBA hammered

Paul Cully The All Ordinaries index rallied in afternoon trade to finish just 4.60 points lower over the course of the day, buoyed by strengthening indices in Asia, in defiance of the overnight losses on Wall St. AMP regained some lost ground, bouncing ...

Midday market wrap: All Ords continues downward slide

John Fernando The All Ordinaries lost further ground in morning trading as investor confidence slipped to further lows fuelled by worries of war in Iraq. The dollar also plunged overnight along with several other currencies around the world. A combination ...

Afternoon market wrap: AMP, Commonwealth lead the All Ords lower

John Fernando The All Ordinaries lost some territory in trading today, with AMP falling $0.21 to close at a new low of $6.30. For other financial service providers it was a mixed day, with Commonwealth losing $0.22 to close at $24.18, while ANZ gained ...

Morning wrap market wrap:

... the US where the economy had grown twice as fast as had been estimated for the fourth quarter of 2002. The gains in the All Ords were due to the demand for Newscorp shares which rose in value as a result of the positive news from the US. About 75% of ...

Morning market wrap: All Ords close lower

John Fernando The All Ordinaries index closed 0.86% lower as several major shares headed south. AMP lost around 6% to close at $7.25, whilst Qantas lost 4% to $3.16, and Telstra shares lost about 2% in value to close at $4.08. Meanwhile BHP Steel recorded ...

Midday market wrap: All Ords down 2%

Paul Cully The All Ordinaries lost over 2% in trading today and reflected the general trend of stocks in all the major international shares markets. Wall Street lost about 2% of its shares value, while Japan's Nikkei index decreased 2.44%. Hong Kong ...