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| | | ... $21.76, ANZ improved six cents to $23.24, and Commonwealth Bank was 16 cents richer at $50.02. On Wall Street on Tuesday, stocks closed lower amid profit-taking after Monday's strong surge and a slip in consumer confidence. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ... |
| | | | ... cent, to 4,301.3, while the broader All Ordinaries index gained 36.4 points, or 0.84 per cent, to 4,391.6. NEW YORK - US stocks closed lower amid profit taking after Monday's strong surge and a slip in consumer confidence. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ... |
| | | | ... Committee. The first two planned funds will be quantitative equity funds investing in the Russell 2000 index and European stocks, according to the report. Bronson additionally plans to bring on portfolio managers to trade commodities using their own ... |
| | | | ... for risk assets overnight, Benny Sada, senior equities analyst with Australian Stock Report said. "We saw a big rally in stocks and commodities and not surprisingly our materials sector is leading today's rally." Commodities rallied overnight, with gold ... |
| | | | ... but would have trouble moving above 105.60 cents. "There is quite a lot of resistance around that level. NEW YORK - US stocks have surged following gains on European markets and after Ben Bernanke said a still-weak job market merited the Federal Reserve ... |
| | | | ... terms. BHP Billiton was up two cents at $34.42 and Rio Tinto was up 12 cents at $63.82, but it was the smaller resources stocks that posted larger gains. Grange Resources was up three cents, or 4.96 per cent, at 63.5 cents, Troy Resources had gained ... |
| | | | ... stuff of headlines. And speaking of headlines, last Friday's headlines were all about Wall Street rising because energy stocks gained, because oil prices jumped, because Reuters reported that Iranian shipments would drop by 300,000 barrels a day because ... |
| | | | The Australian market has opened weaker with investors abandoning risk averse mining stocks. The local opening follows falls on international markets overnight after unexpectedly weak euro zone economic data and disappointing Chinese figures. At 1027 ... |
| | | | ... getting the hippy, hippy shake. Yes, Virginia, investors are seemingly unsure which way to go from here. Continue gobbling (stocks) or start wobbling. You'll get that same feeling when you look at Wall Street's performance over the past four days of ... |
| | | | ... economic news from Europe and China overshadows more positive data about the domestic US jobs market. LONDON - European stocks and the euro slid following unexpectedly weak eurozone economic data and after disappointing Chinese figures, analysts say. ... |
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