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| | | ... $74.68. "Banks are a little bit mixed, I think from a lack of direction. There's not much of a lead to build on from the (United) States," Mr Whiting said. After initially posting some gains, At 1203 AEDT banks were all trading lower, NAB was 28 cents ... |
| | | | ... risen about 6 per cent over the last year against the US currency although American economists see this as too little. United States Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson who has been managing relations with China has taken the stance that there is no point ... |
| | | | ... adding to worries about inflation stirred earlier in the week. Iran's determination to enrich uranium in defiance of the United Nations also made stock investors nervous. The Dow Jones industrial average was down 54.64 points, or 0.43 per cent, at 12,683.77. ... |
| | | | ... operations, technology and shared services, following the planned retirement of Mike Grime. Cartwright will move from the United Kingdom where he was previously the chief executive officer of Intelligent Processing Solutions Limited (iPSL) iPSL is a ... |
| | | | ... Investa Property. Australia's largest oil company, Woodside Petroleum will report its full year result, as will Austar United Communications. The Australian stock market closed relatively flat yesterday, but still set new records as the company reporting ... |
| | | | ... high, surpassing the 6,400 barrier after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said inflation concerns were easing in the United States. The FTSE 100 was up 39.4 points at 6,421.2, its highest close since December 2000. FRANKFURT - The DAX index was ... |
| | | | ... monetary policy statement is due and the AOFM bond tender announcement is due at midday. On the equities front, Fairfax Media, United Group, Bendigo Bank, and LinQ release first half results, while Ballarat Goldfields NL holds a shareholder meeting in ... |
| | | | ... estimated 7.2 per cent yield and 2.8 per cent capital growth through investments in over 206 shopping centres across the United States. David Smythe, director of Zenith, said, "Zenith supports the argument for global investing in property much like it ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market at noon again was in record territory, boosted by a reasonable lead from United States markets and generally bullish investor sentiment. "It's fairly broad-based movements on the market today," said CMC Markets analyst David ... |
| | | | ... territory as investors were buoyed by lower-than-expected inflation figures. The market also was boosted by a solid lead from United States markets, and stronger prices for base metals, oil and gold. The major resources stocks and most of the big banks ... |
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