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AAP | FRIDAY, 6 MAR 2015

... will review its $US2.5 billion ($A3.2 billion) debt refinancing program. BHP Billiton had lost 44 cents to $32.72 and Rio Tinto was 75 cents lower $60.40. Telstra was one cent lower at $6.31.

The local bourse has opened in the red following losses from market heavyweights BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. CMC Markets chief strategist Michael McCarthy says the market was correcting itself to improve its chances of breaking through the 6,000 points ...

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AAP | WEDNESDAY, 4 MAR 2015

... market is being indifferent." The miners were hit the hardest following an overnight drop in the iron ore price and Rio Tinto going ex-dividend. Rio Tinto plummeted $2.12 to $62.68, BHP Billiton was down 24 cents to $33.30 and Fortescue Metals fell 1.5 ...

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AAP | TUESDAY, 3 MAR 2015

... sector, global miner BHP Billiton dropped 45 cents to $33.67 as crude oil prices fell and base metals had a mixed night. Rio Tinto fell $1.03 to $64.57, and Fortescue Metals dipped three cents to $2.42. Oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum was down ...

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AAP | MONDAY, 2 MAR 2015

... economy, that's got to be positive for the resources sector," Mr Heffernan said. BHP Billiton was up 46 cents at $34.11, Rio Tinto had added $1.00 to $65.41 and Fortescue Metals was steady at $2.49. Among the major banks, Commonwealth Bank had lifted ...

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AAP | FRIDAY, 27 FEB 2015

... Santos was two cents lower at $7.93. BHP Billiton was down 24 cents at $33.32 and Fortescue fell one cent to $2.47, while Rio Tinto clawed back 46 cents to $64.16. The major banks were all in negative territory. National Australia Bank was 25 cents lower ...

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AAP | THURSDAY, 26 FEB 2015

... doing in the last couple of days." The big miners were in negative territory, with BHP Billiton down 15 cents to $33.35, Rio Tinto lost 35 cents cents to $63.23, and iron ore pure play Fortescue Metals shed two cents to $2.46. Of the major banks, National ...

Market wrap

AAP | WEDNESDAY, 25 FEB 2015

... to $8.24, while Santos was down 18 cents to $7.94 by 1030 AEDT. However BHP Billiton was up 43 cents to $33.49, while Rio Tinto climbed 51 cents cents to $63.65, and Fortescue Metals lifted two cents to $2.48. Weighing on the market were Telstra and ...

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AAP | TUESDAY, 24 FEB 2015

... lifted its dividend and outlined further reductions in expenditure in the coming two years. Other miners were mixed, with Rio Tinto down 61 cents at $63.31 and Fortescue Metals up five cents at $2.47. The banking sector was relatively flat and insurers ...

Market wrap

AAP | MONDAY, 23 FEB 2015

... $286 million was below market expectations. The mining sector was mixed, with BHP Billiton down 7.5 cents at $32.225, Rio Tinto up 45 cents at $64.20 and Fortescue Metals one cent lower at $2.44. Most other sectors were higher, including the banks, with ...

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