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AAP | MONDAY, 30 JUN 2014

... lower with Rio Tinto leading the losses. It was down 31 cents to $59.75, BHP Billiton was 16 cents lower at $36.26 and Fortescue Metals had dropped seven cents to $4.48. US stocks finished higher on Friday as strong earnings from shoe and clothing maker ...

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AAP | FRIDAY, 27 JUN 2014

... Tabcorp was the biggest loser, down 20 cents, or 5.6 per cent, to $3.40. The big miners had given up some early gains, but Fortescue Metals was still one of the best performers, up 11 cents at $4.58, while Rio Tinto had gained 17 cents to $60.07 and ...

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AAP | THURSDAY, 26 JUN 2014

... cents higher at $33.66. Among the miners, Rio Tinto was up 49 cents at $59.56, BHP was 10 cents higher at $36.31 and Fortescue Metals had added six cents to $4.42.

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AAP | WEDNESDAY, 25 JUN 2014

... 19.5 cents at $5.025. Mining stocks were lower with Rio Tinto down 55 cents at $58.98, BHP 32 cents lower at $36.14 and Fortescue Metals dropping 1.5 cents to $4.345. Among the banks, Commonwealth Bank had lost 43 cents at $81.15, National Australia ...

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AAP | TUESDAY, 24 JUN 2014

... 32 cents to $60.52. Mining stocks were mixed. Rio Tinto had lost 35 cents to $59.65, BHP rose 14 cents to $36.59 and Fortescue Metals shed 2.5 cents to $4.365.

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AAP | MONDAY, 23 JUN 2014

... mining and banking shares were higher. Rio Tinto was up $1.02 to $59.53, BHP Billiton had climbed 30 cents to $36.25 and Fortescue Metals had added 10.5 cents to $4.33. Commonwealth Bank was 56 cents higher at $81.98, National Australia Bank was up 28 ...

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AAP | FRIDAY, 20 JUN 2014

... Mining was up 46 cents at $10.85. Rio Tinto had shed 16 cents to $59.08, BHP Billiton had dropped 13 cents to $36.30 and Fortescue Metals was minus one cents to $4.21. Commonwealth Bank was 36 cents lower at $81.94, National Australia Bank was down 19 ...

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AAP | THURSDAY, 19 JUN 2014

... an improvement in the iron ore price. Rio Tinto had jumped $1.29 to $59.19, BHP Billiton added 96 cents to $36.24 and Fortescue Metals was 18 cents higher at $4.20. In other news, electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi confirmed it was on track to lift its annual ...

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AAP | TUESDAY, 17 JUN 2014

... in over two years. Rio Tinto dropped 42 cents to $57.57, BHP Billiton had shed 25 cents to $35.37 and iron ore miner Fortescue Metals was down eight cents to $3.98. Meanwhile, Australia's largest oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum has placed its ...

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AAP | MONDAY, 16 JUN 2014

... TPG. Among the major miners, BHP was up two cents at $35.31, Rio Tinto was down 27 cents at $57.33 and iron ore miner Fortescue Metals lost nine cents to $3.97. The major banks were down, with National Australia Bank losing 19 cents to $33.02, Commonwealth ...

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