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Market wrap - midday

AAP | FRIDAY, 27 OCT 2006

... last financial year. Rinker was off 47 cents at $13.40. Global miner BHP Billiton was 57 cents poorer at $27.58, and Rio Tinto dumped $1.44 to $77.91, on the back of softer prices for most base metals. BHP Billiton said at its annual general meeting ...

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AAP | WEDNESDAY, 25 OCT 2006

... 5,336, on a volume of 6,122 contracts. Austock Brokers senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said resources stocks like Rio Tinto were performing well and the "benign" inflation data had driven the market up. "Probably the very benign inflation report ...

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AAP | TUESDAY, 24 OCT 2006

... Markets analyst David Land said the market was higher after a solid boost from the major financial and resources stocks. Rio Tinto was the big mover in early trade, up 47 cents to $77.52 at 1200 AEST, and Woodside Petroleum was up 18 cents to $37.85. ...

Market wrap - midday

AAP | FRIDAY, 20 OCT 2006

... 1,366.90 and the Nasdaq picked up 3.79 points to 2,340.94. BHP Billiton had surged 48 cents to $27.66 by 1202 AEST as rival Rio Tinto added $1.18 to $76.23. Other miners were also stronger with Oxiana adding six cents to $3.31 and Jubilee Mines gaining ...

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AAP | THURSDAY, 19 OCT 2006

The Australian share market edged higher at noon as resource stocks such as Rio Tinto helped offset falling shares in Coles Myers, which turned down a revised takeover bid. By 1210 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was ahead 4.7 points to 5,317.9 ...

Market wrap - midday

AAP | TUESDAY, 17 OCT 2006

... 6.55 points to 2,363.84. Locally, of the big miners BHP Billiton gained 24 cents to $27.59 by 1205 AEST, while rival Rio Tinto moved 30 cents higher to $75.59.

Market wrap - morning

AAP | TUESDAY, 17 OCT 2006

... Alice Springs. Australian stocks ended higher yesterday, after a strong performance by mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index improved 21 points to 5311.0 while the all ordinaries added 22.5 points to 5276.4. NEW YORK ...

Market wrap - midday

AAP | FRIDAY, 13 OCT 2006

... 2,346.18. Locally, the big miners were stronger with BHP Billiton surging 54 cents higher to $26.62 by 1203 AEST and rival Rio Tinto gaining $1.77 to $72.97.

Market wrap - midday

AAP | WEDNESDAY, 11 OCT 2006

... 3.66 points to 2,315.43. Locally, of the big miners BHP Billiton gained 21 cents to $26.08 by 1205 AEST, while rival Rio Tinto moved 35 cents higher to $71.40.

Market wrap - midday

AAP | TUESDAY, 10 OCT 2006

... Nasdaq added 11.78 points to 2,311.77 points. Locally, the major resource companies were in positive territory with Rio Tinto putting on $2.19 to $71.06 by 1201 AEST while rival BHP Billiton lifted by 64 points to $25.74.

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ASIC cancels AFSL of Australian Fiduciaries

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services licence (AFSL) of Queensland-based Australian Fiduciaries, which is currently in liquidation.

Treasury expects regulators to do the heavy lifting

MATTHEW WAI

Treasury has released new Statements of Expectations for APRA and ASIC, with an emphasis on how the regulators should promote a more sustainable and secured financial ecosystem.

NGS Super names head of strategy

MATTHEW WAI

NGS Super has appointed a former ASFA committe member as head of strategy, as the fund aims to strengthen its retirement offering.

SS&C axes jobs, shifts roles offshore

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

US software services giant SS&C Technologies has slashed 170 Australian roles in the operations, technology and delivery teams.

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