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| | | ... production in the last quarter of 2011. Materials remained the strongest sector, adding 0.7 per cent as Ernst and Young forecast steel output growth of around 6.7 per cent in 2012, driven by rising demand from India and China. BHP Billiton added one ... |
| | | | ... "Some traders are saying that the 'bubble has burst,'" said IG Market's market strategist Stan Shamu. Shares in Bluescope Steel are in a trading halt as it seeks to sell shares not taken up in a recent $600 million bout of capital raising in a bid to ... |
| | | | ... cent, or $1.60, at $64.30. Rival BHP had declined 44 cents, or 1.23 per cent, to $35.46. Making news on Tuesday, BlueScope Steel said it would conduct a fully underwritten four-for-five accelerated renounceable entitlement offer to raise $600 million ... |
| | | | ... earnings for three months to August. In equities news, James Hardie Industries posts first half results while BlueScope Steel Ltd, BHP Billiton Ltd, Mirvac Group and Seven West Media Ltd hold annual general meetings. The Australian market closed lower ... |
| | | | ... down three cents at $37.77 and Rio Tinto up 34 cents at $69.73. Fortescue Metals rose eight cents to $4.90, and BlueScope Steel added $2.50 to $79.50. The four major banks were up by between 0.4 per cent and one per cent with ANZ rising the most with ... |
| | | | ... weak economy, like US government debt and gold, rose. Manufacturing conglomerate 3M cut its 2011 earnings forecast, and US Steel warned that demand for its products could slow. Netflix Inc plunged 35 per cent after the company cut its profit forecast ... |
| | | | ... $63.18, while BHP Billiton had fallen 80 cents, or 2.2 per cent, to $35.60. Earlier this week reports emerged that China's steel makers were demanding lower iron ore prices and Brazilian mining giant Vale had accepted price cuts. Woodside Petroleum dropped ... |
| | | | ... the force of the Carbon Tax include electricity wholesalers, resources companies and energy intensive industries such as steel and aluminium. The three year fixed price period gives companies time to prepare for the change, while the impact on consumers ... |
| | | | ... lows have helped gold come back today, but I doubt people are building new long positions ahead of the weekend," said James Steel, metals analyst at HSBC in New York. "Everyone's cautious after this wild week." BASE METALS Copper capped its worst weekly ... |
| | | | ... boning heat had been building following pleas from the manufacturing sector after last month's pivotal announcements that steel jobs were no longer sustainable with the AUD at US$1.06 after its 15% rise in the last 12 months. Small business lobbyists ... |
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