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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 ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries index limps higher

Stronger share performance among three out of the four major banks and AMP helped the All Ordinaries index as a whole to a marginal gain during the morning session. AMP rose by $0.05 to $4.88, while Commonwealth moved $0.36 higher to $28.36. All Ordinaries ...

Afternoon market wrap: Week starts in subdued fashion

... slightly firmer afternoon sentiment pushed the index towards parity following a weaker start. Three out of the four major banks recorded fractional gains, with ANZ the only one to miss out. AMP also moved marginally higher, nudging up to $5.10. But Tower ...

Midday market wrap: Shares drift lower

Marginal falls in three out of the four major banks helped drag the All Ordinaries index slightly lower during the morning session. Only National traded higher, edging up to $32.52. AMP was also a fraction higher, although after a torrid past few weeks ...

Afternoon market wrap: Banks drag index to marginal loss

Losses in three of the four major banks contributed to a 1.90 point loss on the All Ordinaries index, but Promina continued to attract investor support. The newly listed insurance and financial services group finished at $2.08, a gain of $0.06. Westpac ...

Home loans sector driving major bank profits: PwC

The four major banks have delivered another round of record results this half, with combined underlying profits (cash earnings before significant items) up 6 per cent on the corresponding 2002 period, and 4.5% up on the previous half, according to analysis ...