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| | | ... 6283 on a volume of 14,349 contracts. The resources sector was lower at noon. BHP Billiton was down 29 cents to $32.77, Rio Tinto had fallen $1.98 to $93.12 and Alumina was five cents lower at $7.88. Banks also were down at 1204 AEST, with Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... governments will hand down their budgets today. The AMEC National Mining Congress 2007 will begin in Perth this morning, with Rio Tinto Head of Exploration Eric Finlayson one of the speakers. Jupiter Energy Ltd holds its annual general meeting, as does ... |
| | | | ... BHP Billiton and Alumina both lifted, with BHP Billiton rising 13 cents to $33.06 and Alumina up 12 cents to $8.01. Rio Tinto fell 65 cents to $95.50. Director of equities at Intersuisse Andrew Sekely said the market was had edged lower from its early ... |
| | | | ... a volume of 9,895 contracts. Major mining stocks were up at 1233 AEST. BHP Billiton was 23 points higher at $33.08, Rio Tinto was 64 cents higher at $96.54 and Alumina was up five cents to $7.93. |
| | | | ... from yesterday and the stronger base metals overnight in London. BHP Billiton was up 25 cents to $31.78 while rival Rio Tinto jumped 72 cents to $96.18. |
| | | | ... which has appointed a new chief executive, internal candidate Marius Kloppers, picked up 64 cents to $31.71, while rival Rio Tinto found $1.30 to $95.85. |
| | | | ... miners were in positive territory with the world's biggest miner, BHP Billiton, ahead 45 cents to $31.58 while rival Rio Tinto continued its climb from yesterday in rising $1.68 to $95.83. Alumina was more subdued in edging one cent up to $7.79. At Friday's ... |
| | | | ... base metals prices with both over 1.5 per cent lower than Thursday's close. BHP Billiton was up 47 cents to $31.13 and Rio Tinto was enjoying a massive $2.28, or 2.46 per cent, rise to $95.00. |
| | | | ... base metal prices with both over 1.5 per cent lower than Thursday's close. BHP Billiton was down 70 cents to $30.30 and Rio Tinto dropped $1.71 cents to $92.29. |
| | | | ... attributed the gains to the big miners, who had both improved substantially. "It seems to be driven by BHP (Billiton) and Rio Tinto, they are certainly behind the move," she said. "But the banks are all tracking up too after being sold off pretty aggressively ... |
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