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| | | ... resource stocks, with Rio closing 70 cents higher at $32.66 and BHP Billiton ending the day 8 cents up at $9.93. News Corporation also closed 14 cents higher at $11.74, and the banking sector also enjoyed broad-based gains. In the fixed interest market ... |
| | | | ... closed 20c higher at $9.85, while Rio added 38c to end at $31.96. The major banks ended the day mixed, while News Corporation shed 4c to close at $11.60. But the local bond market ended weaker, weighed down by stronger data overnight in the US. The yield ... |
| | | | ... sensitive sectors of the market, including resources and telecommunications. But the major banks were mixed, while News Corporation also shed 10c to be trading at $11.54. The Australian bond market also endured lacklustre trade, with the yield on the ... |
| | | | ... sector was among the better performers locally, with both Rio and BHP Billiton advancing strongly on the day. But News Corporation ended the day down 9c at $11.64, while the major banks were mixed. The Australian dollar also strengthened in afternoon ... |
| | | | ... and further signs the US reporting season will deliver on analyst forecasts. In local trade, gains were led by News Corporation, up 8c to $11.67, and major resource stocks. Rio was up 14c to $30.58, while BHP Biliton added 7c to $9.32. The four major ... |
| | | | ... overnight, opening over half a percent lower. Losses were broadbased, and included major resource companies, News Corporation, Telstra and other cyclically-oriented stocks. All four major banks were trading lower late in the morning. The Australian dollar ... |
| | | | ... close. Losses were broadbased, including the four major banks and even more cyclically-oriented stocks such as News Corporation, Telstra, Rio and BHP-Billiton. Share markets around the globe have been undermined by a sharp sell-off in US bond yields ... |
| | | | ... Microsoft, and positive comments from telecommunications giant Ericsson. Locally, the market was pulled higher by News Corporation and the major banks. Rupert Murdoch's media conglomerate opened 8c higher at $$11.83, while among the banks CBA was the ... |
| | | | ... on the day. By contrast, major resource stocks Rio and BHP Billiton both ended the day a little lower, while News Corporation also shed earlier gains to finish 1c lower at $11.74. Other cyclical stocks, including Telstra, also ended fractionally lower. ... |
| | | | ... down nearly 3%, as earnings from Nokia and IBM failed to excite investors. Local losses were broad-based, with News Corporation trading 7c lower at $11.66 and the big four banks all weaker. Resource stocks were not spared, with market leaders BHP Billiton ... |
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