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| | | ... China will release official manufacturing figures. "Any one of those things could be market moving," he said. Among the banks, ANZ was down 13.5 cents at $30.645, Commonwealth had gained 15 cents to $71.36, Westpac was down 26 cents to $32.47 and National ... |
| | | | ... lower at $62.25 and Fortescue Metals had shed eight cents to $4.86. Energy stocks were also significantly lower. Among the banks, ANZ was down 44 cents at $31.08, Commonwealth had given up 78 cents to $72.38, Westpac had dropped 37 cents to $32.93 and ... |
| | | | ... in the broader commercial property sector, according to Charter Hall head of direct property Richard Stacker. The Reserve Banks of Australia (RBA) has this week moved to discourage speculation in the housing sector over fears that a combination of low ... |
| | | | ... some sort of correction over the next month, though I don't think it will be anything substantial," he said. The big four banks were all higher, with ANZ up 16 cents at $31.72, Westpac gaining 11 cents to $33.48, National Australia Bank lifting seven ... |
| | | | ... which is that industry super funds are run only to benefit members, and retail super funds are owned typically by the major banks." But this profound philosophical difference does not meet mean the two sectors cannot work together, he said. "What was ... |
| | | | ... releases on Thursday, including official population estimates and jobs vacancies figures. Mr Daghlian said the big four banks were weighing heaviest on the market at the open. ANZ was 20 cents lower at $31.21, Westpac was down seven cents to $33.04 ... |
| | | | ... parent company, Van Eck Global. Market Vectors Australia managing director Arian Neiron said the Market Vectors Australian Banks ETF and Market Vectors Australian Emerging Resources ETF will be the first ASX-listed ETFs to offer targeted exposure to ... |
| | | | ... moment," he said. "We've had a bit of a weakening off over the last few days. It's pretty normal market conditions." The big banks were all stronger, with ANZ up four cents to $31.03, National Australia Bank 33 cents higher at $34.96, Commonwealth Bank ... |
| | | | ... However, the survey doesn't reveal where the clients went after leaving the financial institution. "It would be helpful for the banks to look at which financial institutions their lost customers are now choosing to deal with and gain an understanding ... |
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