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Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries edges lower

... moved $0.05 higher to $5.65 although the company continues to attract controversy. ASIC has declared that is investigating heavy futures trade on the SFE ahead of AMP's demerger announcement last Thursday. Qantas and News Corp gave up some of yesterday's ...

Afternoon market wrap: Heavyweight pummels index lower

The sharp decrease in the blue chip's share price followed the announcement that it had sealed a $6 billion pay TV in the US. The other big news of the day was the decision (albeit in the form of a draft proposal) of the ACCC to block the Qantas-Air ...

Midday market wrap: Air New Zealand loses 3.5% after ACCC verdict

The All Ordinaries continued to slide lower, dragged down by heavyweight News Corporation after it sealed a $6 billion pay TV deal in the US. The stock was a hefty $0.84 lower at lunchtime. Air New Zealand was another loser, dropping $0.02 to $0.41 ...

Campbell sees greater protective role for CFOs

... Institute of Australia lunch, Campbell also said that corporate governance was much better served by market pressure than heavy-handed legislation. "The current focus on corporate governance rules, standards and disclosure is necessary and constructive ...

Morning market wrap: Bears back in control

Yesterday's heavy sell-off in Asia continued firstly in the UK and then in the US as the economic impact of war continued to unsettle the markets. US investors were also shaken by the release of economic data indicating a decline in business confidence ...

Afternoon market wrap: Airlines hit by turbulence

The All Ordinaries index edged lower in sympathy with global indices but the losses were moderate in comparison to the heavy sell-off in Asian markets today. The difficulties facing the global airline industry continued to weigh down Qantas, pushing ...

Afternoon market wrap: Commonwealth, AMP continue to climb

... outperforming the All Ordinaries index as a whole as investors continued to regard current prices favourably after recent heavy sell-offs. AMP put on a further $0.19 today to finish at $7.77 while CBA rose by $0.36 to $24.91. The dominant sentiment in ...

Afternoon market wrap: Banks suffer as All Ords falls

... as its recent share slide continued, while ANZ gave up $0.23 to finish at $16.17. But AMP continued to bounce back from a heavy sell-off that saw it plunge below $6.00 earlier in the week. By the close of trade it stood at $6.45, up $0.29. All Ordinaries ...

Midday market wrap: Commonwealth slide continues

... +0.00 Nikkei 225 7962.85 +19.81 Paul Cully The All Ordinaries index slipped lower at during morning trade, depressed by heavy losses on the FTSE-100 on Wednesday. Commonwealth shares were again finding more sellers than buyers, dropping by $23.45 to ...

Financial planners must raise their game on advice, fees: Morgan

... Australia as a whole and the wealth management sector as an industry. The industry now had to act to avoid the introduction of heavy handed regulation and to reassure anxious superannuation members and investors, Morgan said. "Today we can also see emerging ...