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| | | ... ended the day 10.1 points lower at 3,093.0. Among the market leaders, only National Australia Bank, up 40c to $32.55, and Rio, which rose 5c to $32.77, managed to buck the broader trend. The bond market also partly recovered from earlier losses, following ... |
| | | | ... through the 3,100 level, and following solid advances Friday in US markets. The local market enjoyed broadbased gains, with Rio jumping 64c to $32.60. BHP Billiton also opened 16c higher at $10.01. News Corporation added 15c to $11.75, although Telstra ... |
| | | | ... Ordinaries eventually closed at 3,103.1, up 21.8 points from Friday's close. Heading the gains were resource stocks, with Rio closing 70 cents higher at $32.66 and BHP Billiton ending the day 8 cents up at $9.93. News Corporation also closed 14 cents ... |
| | | | ... both opening slightly lower. But Westpac and ANZ strengthened from last night's closing levels, while major resource stocks Rio and BHP Billiton were also higher. The Australian bond market opened weaker in line with losses overnight in the US Treasuries ... |
| | | | ... Ordinaries closed 8.3 points higher at 3,081.3, led by major resource stocks. BHP Billiton closed 20c higher at $9.85, while Rio added 38c to end at $31.96. The major banks ended the day mixed, while News Corporation shed 4c to close at $11.60. But the ... |
| | | | ... corporate earnings reports failed to excite investors. The resource sector was among the better performers locally, with both Rio and BHP Billiton advancing strongly on the day. But News Corporation ended the day down 9c at $11.64, while the major banks ... |
| | | | ... deliver on analyst forecasts. In local trade, gains were led by News Corporation, up 8c to $11.67, and major resource stocks. Rio was up 14c to $30.58, while BHP Biliton added 7c to $9.32. The four major banks were also stronger. At $US0.6515, the Australian ... |
| | | | ... were broadbased, including the four major banks and even more cyclically-oriented stocks such as News Corporation, Telstra, Rio and BHP-Billiton. Share markets around the globe have been undermined by a sharp sell-off in US bond yields, as bond investors ... |
| | | | ... $$11.83, while among the banks CBA was the star performer rising 22c to $30.80. Blue chip resource stocks were mixed, with Rio among those to lose ground at the open, down 5c at $30.78. The Australian bond market also softened slightly, the yield on ... |
| | | | ... to finish slightly higher, with the big four banks all posting modest gains on the day. By contrast, major resource stocks Rio and BHP Billiton both ended the day a little lower, while News Corporation also shed earlier gains to finish 1c lower at $11.74. ... |
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