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| | | ... selloff on Monday night. All sectors of the local market showed weakness at the start of trading on Tuesday, Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said. "It's going to be across the board, you don't have a move in the Dow like that without ... |
| | | | ... outlook from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi. However, the euro rallied on news that activity in the eurozone private sector economy hit a 31-month high in January as recovery gathered pace. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index ended Thursday down ... |
| | | | ... than three-quarters of a per cent higher, which partly offsets the previous session's 1.5 per cent slide. Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said a rally on Wall Street, which was buoyed by better-than-expected US retail sales figures ... |
| | | | ... along with Europe," he said. Mr Shamu said a key event for the local market on Thursday would be the release of official private sector capital expenditure figures, which will provide an insight into the outlook for mining investment. "Mining investment ... |
| | | | ... have opened virtually flat amid weakness in resources stocks and moderate gains for the big four banks. Morgans senior private client advisor Bill Chatterton said the market had started Wednesday with a slightly negative tone following a lacklustre session ... |
| | | | ... 13.49 points, to 2,206.61 after China on Friday unveiled a blueprint for economic reform that includes a greater role for private firms and a relaxation of investment rules. Hong Kong added 0.18 per cent, or 43.05 points to 23,700.86. WELLINGTON - The ... |
| | | | ... Hong Kong were also tepid on Tuesday after rallying Monday on a Chinese reform blueprint that pledged a greater role for private firms in the economy. Tokyo eased 0.25 per cent, or 37.74 points, to 15,126.56 and Sydney fell 0.59 per cent, or 31.8 points ... |
| | | | ... markets mostly rose, adding to last week's gains, with Hong Kong and Shanghai boosted by China's reforms aimed at giving private firms a greater role in the economy. Traders were given another strong lead on Monday from Wall Street, where the Dow and ... |
| | | | ... figures were especially welcomed, he said. "The US manufacturing data was particularly encouraging as it indicates the private sector of the US economy may not have been too knocked about the government shutdown (last month)," he said. A raft of local ... |
| | | | ... this week didn't detail how long the US central bank would continue its economic stimulus program. RBS Morgans Brisbane private client adviser Alistair McCorquodale said people were waiting to see what the Fed did next. "Base metals prices were also ... |
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