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| | | ... points to end at 19,025.11 on turnover of $HK47.24 billion ($A5.9 billion). Reports on Thursday that China will cut state steel production by 12 mln/tonnes a year could be contributing to the sell down of steel producers locally, Mr Daghlian said. "It ... |
| | | | ... to their lowest level since March 2008. Locally, no major economic news is expected on Friday. In equities news, Boulder Steel Ltd is scheduled to hold an extraordinary general meeting, while Celamin Holdings NL, Kibaran Nickel Ltd and Newera Resources ... |
| | | | ... bottom in March 2009 remain 93.7% richer, than you very mucho! Speaking of which, investors will again need to call on their steel nerve reserves to get passed the string of bad news out of America last night. US first quarter real GDP revised down to ... |
| | | | Alphinity Investment Management expects Australia will experience 4% steel growth in 2012 but picks the energy sector as where the real growth can be found. "We are coming to the close of the super growth cycle for steel although there is a short term ... |
| | | | ... headlines: According to reports, BHP's Iron Ore president Ian Ashby started it all when he told reporters in Perth that "China's steel production is slowing as the world's fastest-growing major economy starts to shift to focus more on consumers than ... |
| | | | Investorfirst is on the hunt for a new chief financial officer following the resignation of Ariel Sivikofsky, who has been in the role since December 2010. Sivikofsky, who will finish up next month, has also resigned as joint company secretary, with ... |
| | | | ... valuations don't seem to be capturing that," Baker said. "We saw large falls in profit for airlines, general insurance and steel but an improvement should be reasonably straight forward - general insurers will benefit as natural disasters cycle into ... |
| | | | ... office space and money flow back to the retail arena. Asia remains the favoured region, although the impact of high costs of steel and concrete due to development in China has impacted development feasibility across most markets, said Kivell. "There's ... |
| | | | ... market. The strongest performer across the board was OneSteel, up nearly 10 cents at 82.8 cents. Australia's second-biggest steel maker posted a $74 million first half net loss, but was bullish about its growth through its mining interests. Meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... time), supported by positive US economic data and news from Greece. Making news, Australia's largest steelmaker BlueScope Steel has reported a $530 million first half net loss for the six months to December 31 after booking one-off restructuring and ... |
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