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| | | ... The Australian stock market ended its strong run for the week today to close in negative territory, dragged down by News Corp and the major banks, especially Commonwealth Bank. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 3.2 points at 3218.1, while the ... |
| | | | ... news. Miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto and telco Telstra were in the black but most of the major banks, media group News Corp and financial services firm AMP fell into the red. The Australian dollar was sitting comfortably stronger to noon as the United ... |
| | | | ... collapse of World Trade Organisation talks on the weekend, and compounded by several companies trading ex-dividend and News Corp putting further pressure on the market. The Japanese market is also on holiday today. By 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX ... |
| | | | The Australian share market opened strongly, only to see early gains erode as the morning session wore on. At midday the All Ordinaries had settled back to 3,201.4, some 4.5 points up on last night's close, but down from early highs of 3,210. The gains ... |
| | | | The All Ordinaries closed 6.0 points higher at 3,202.9, supported by a further round of strong corporate earnings results. Gains were relatively broad-based, although the major banks all ended lower on the day. AMP closed 32c higher at $6.67, while ... |
| | | | The Australian share market sustained early gains, driven by continued strong earnings reports and speculation the NAB is keen to continuing building a stake in AMP. The All Ordinaries closed 18.7 points higher at 3,196.9, a new 12-month high. While ... |
| | | | The Australian share market rebounded during the morning session, despite a lacklustre performance overnight in major US markets. At midday the All Ordinaries had climbed 11.7 points to 3,179.0, more than recovering the ground lost Tuesday. News Corporation ... |
| | | | The Australian share market edged lower in the morning session, following a mixed performance on low turnover among major US markets overnight. At midday the All Ordinaries was 3,171.7, some 3.3 points down on last night's local close. Among the major ... |
| | | | The Australian share market continued to drift lower in the afternoon session, with generally in-line profit results failing to excite investors. Foster's and AXA, which both reported today, both ended lower, as did three of the four major banks. Westpac ... |
| | | | After dipping in and out of positive territory, the All Ordinaries eventually closed almost six points lower at 3,175.0. The market was dragged lower by the major banks, including a 96c fall in the CBA to $28.73. Among other blue-chips to endure losses ... |
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