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| | | ... they're still down. "It's a good day to buy blue chip stocks. We haven't had a day like this for a while." Resource giant Rio Tinto fell $3.56, or 8.77 per cent, to $37.05. Rival miner and Australia's biggest company, BHP Billiton, sank $1.74, or 5.62 ... |
| | | | ... very low," Mr Wright said. "Resources are pretty poor and the market is very underwhelming again today." Resource giant Rio Tinto fell $1.50, or 3.63 per cent, to $39.80. Rival miner and Australia's biggest company, BHP Billiton, fell 84 cents, or 2.72 ... |
| | | | ... noon AEDT was 427 million shares worth $789 million, with 230 stocks up, 428 down and 234 unchanged. Resource giant Rio Tinto led the market lower, falling $2.43, or 5.53 per cent, to $41.50. Rival miner and Australia's biggest company, BHP Billiton ... |
| | | | ... stronger base metals prices overnight, Mr Potter said. BHP shares were 74 cents, or 2.48 per cent, lower at $29.45, while Rio Tinto slid $1.50 or 3.75 per cent to $38.50. By contrast, the oil sector made gains, with Santos adding 13 cents or 0.88 per ... |
| | | | ... resource sector is holding it up a little bit with Rio on the back of their announcement of cutting costs and jobs." Rio Tinto, which plans to slash 14,000 jobs, cut spending and costs and sell assets, was $3.40 or 9.09 per cent higher at $40.80. Rival ... |
| | | | ... Higher commodity prices drove BHP Billiton shares 4.7 per cent, or $1.28, higher to $28.50 while fellow mining giant Rio Tinto advanced 97 cents, or 3.02 per cent, to $33.05. Mr Potter said Wall Street was expected to pull back from recent gains because ... |
| | | | ... "We now have the combination of lower commodity prices and debt refinancing for a lot of resource companies, including Rio Tinto. "Any level of short term refinancing causes uncertainty, and investors have a huge distaste for uncertainty right now." ... |
| | | | ... back of falls in commodity prices. BHP Billiton bucked the trend, gaining 39 cents, or 1.4 per cent, to $28.20, while Rio Tinto shares fell $3.77, or 10.24 per cent, to $33.03. The banks were all stronger. Commonwealth Bank added 52 cents to $31.72 ... |
| | | | ... day or by almost one per cent. Around noon, BHP Billiton shares had gained 82 cents, or 3.03 per cent, to $27.85, and Rio Tinto shares had lost $2.81, or 7.21 per cent, to $36.19. In the financial sector, Commonwealth Bank lost 14 cents to $31.11, National ... |
| | | | ... lose-lose situation for the market in its current mindset." BHP Billiton shares fell $1.92, or 6.42 per cent, to $27.98, and Rio Tinto shares lost $2.70, or 6.32 per cent, to $40.00. In the US on Monday, the panel at the National Bureau of Economic Research ... |
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