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| | | ... continued to power ahead, adding 10c to last trade at $12.34. AMP also continued to recover after the battering of last week, but Rio, Telstra, NAB, ANZ were among major stocks to open lower. The bond market also opened lower, following indications from ... |
| | | | ... index had climbed to 3,140.5, up 4 points on yesterday's close. Leading the market higher were blue-chip resource stocks, with Rio up 10c to $32.00 and BHP Billiton rising 6c to $10.11. The major bank stocks were mixed, with modest gains in ANZ and CBA ... |
| | | | ... that interest rate cuts were off the agenda, and a mixed performance Friday in international markets. Major resource stocks Rio and BHP Billiton both ended the day lower, while of the major banks only ANZ managed to finish in the black. But News Corporation ... |
| | | | ... down as much as 18 points in early trade. There was little in the way of a broad theme to trading activity, with rises in Rio, ANZ and Westpac offset by falls in BHP Billiton, CBA and NAB. Similarly, News Corporation finished down while Telstra put on ... |
| | | | ... four points higher at 3,119.8. Cyclically-oriented sectors were among those to record gains, including resource blue-chips Rio, BHP Billiton and media conglomerate News Corporation. But the major banks and other defensive sectors all suffered modest ... |
| | | | ... vigourous US recovery in the second half of the year. News Corporation shed 17c to $11.63, while among the major resource stocks Rio lost 29c to trade at $32.19 and BHP Billiton eased 10c to $9.98. The bond market was slightly stronger, despite a mixed ... |
| | | | ... the big four banks and insurance and investment services provider AMP. Cyclically sensitive stocks such as News Corporation, Rio, and BHP Billiton also ended lower, although Telstra held up relatively well losing 1c and closing at $4.66. The bond market ... |
| | | | ... headway in the wake of positive outlook comments yesterday from Macquarie Bank and Westpac. Elsewhere, resource blue-chips Rio and BHP Billiton continued to make modest gains, while News Corporation was also higher. But the bond market opened lower following ... |
| | | | ... resources sector, which has been among the strongest performing sectors in recent weeks, was not immune from selling pressure. Rio opened 45c lower at $32.26, while BHP Billiton also opened down 10c at $9.79. The Australian bond market also tracked US ... |
| | | | ... opening down from last night's closing prices. News Corporation shed 4c to $11.70, and Tesltra lost 5c to trade at $4.70. Rio and BHP Billiton bucked the broader trend, both enjoying small gains in early trade. The Australian dollar was a little higher ... |
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