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| | | ... tonne and was close to five year lows. BHP Billiton had lost 19 cents to $37.14, Rio Tinto shed 74 cents to $63.39 and Fortescue Metals had lost 11 cents to $4.20. Qantas shares shot up after the airline unveiled a $2.8 billon full year net loss but ... |
| | | | ... despite iron ore prices reaching two year lows. BHP rose five cents to $37.27 and Rio Tinto climbed 23 cents to $64.34 but Fortescue bucked the trend and fell two cents to $4.26. Building product maker Boral was the star of early trade, putting on 35 ... |
| | | | ... to finish in negative territory today." BHP Billiton dropped 14 cents to $37.11, Rio Tinto dumped 55 cents to $63.99, Fortescue Metals dipped 1.5 cents to $4.325, while Atlas Iron gained 0.25 cents to $59.75. In other company news, the big banks were ... |
| | | | ... continued their recent trend of losses. BHP Billiton dropped 37 cents to $37.43, Rio Tinto shed 56 cents to $64.84 and Fortescue Metals was three cents weaker at $4.39. |
| | | | ... Elsewhere in the resources sector, BHP Billiton fell 21 cents to $37.83, while Rio Tinto fell 28 cents to $65.32 and Fortescue Metals lost six cents to $4.42. Among the major banks, ANZ lifted 16 cents to $33.37, National Australia Bank rose 15 cents ... |
| | | | ... Billiton shedding most of its earlier gains to be up 13.5 cents at $38.265, Rio Tinto down five cents at $65.93 and Fortescue Metals half a cent weaker at $4.545. The banks were all higher, with gains of between 0.55 per cent and 0.85 per cent. Gambling ... |
| | | | ... market could sink its teeth into." Other major resource stocks also fell, with Rio Tinto down 42 cents at $65.98, while Fortescue dropped 1.5 cents to $4.605 after a 56 per cent rise in full year profit to $US2.7 billion. The banking sector helped offset ... |
| | | | ... reporting its half year results. Other companies reporting earnings include AGL, APN News & Media, Coca-Cola Amatil, Fortescue and Southern Cross Media. In Australia, the share market on Tuesday closed higher as better than expected corporate earnings ... |
| | | | ... $34.23. In the resources sector, BHP Billiton gained 12 cents to $39.27, while Rio Tinto was up 54 cents to $65.89 and Fortescue Metals put on two cents to $4.54. Meanwhile, shares in packaging business Amcor were up 40 cents, or almost four per cent ... |
| | | | ... open. The big resource players were stronger. BHP Billiton gained 15 cents to $38.31, Rio rose two cents to $65.07 and Fortescue was three cents higher at $4.48. In other local news, shares in building company James Hardie fell 99 cents, or 7.1 per cent ... |
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