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| | | ... with European markets slipping ahead of Greece's referendum on its bailout and future in the eurozone. At 0810 AEST on Monday, the September share price index futures contract was down seven points at 5,480. US markets were closed on Friday for a public ... |
| | | | ... Sunday. CMC Markets chief market analyst Ric Spooner said traders had been buying for several days in the belief that last Monday's falls were an overreaction to Greece's debt crisis. "Now we are getting close to the referendum we are seeing a safety ... |
| | | | ... In Australia, the market on Thursday gained ground for a third straight day, more than offsetting the losses suffered in Monday's huge sell-off. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 84.1 points, or 1.52 per cent, at 5,599.8 points. The broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... stocks were in positive territory virtually the entire session, in part due to sentiment that the market was oversold after Monday's rout. Analysts also expressed greater optimism about Greece after Greek officials made a last-minute effort to extend ... |
| | | | Australian shares opened slightly lower but moved higher in choppy trade following Monday's carnage when $40 billion was wiped off the share market. There were heavy falls in US and European markets overnight, particularly the latter, due to the economic ... |
| | | | ... April, putting the index officially in correction territory. Almost $40 billion was wiped from the Australian sharemarket on Monday in one of its worst sessions in years as part of a global selloff that continued overnight. Wall Street contracted sharply ... |
| | | | ... open higher as international markets await the impact of Greece's breakdown in its debt bailout talks. At 0645 AEST on Monday, the September share price index futures contract was up 10 points at 5,510. No major local economic news is expected on Monday. ... |
| | | | ... strike, risk off move, I think people want to take more off the table because there is a potential for a negative open on Monday if there is no Greek deal on the weekend." Every sector was down except for consumer staples, with utilities stocks being ... |
| | | | ... threatened countersanctions. "Furious" was how the New York Times (NYT) described it: "Kremlin officials reacted furiously Monday to the European Union's extension of sanctions on Russia through January, calling the measure self-defeating and accusing ... |
| | | | ... media about misconduct within its research and wealth management divisions. IOOF share price dropped as much as 21% on Monday as the market reacted to information made public by Fairfax that the group may have failed to inform the Australian Securities ... |
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