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| | | ... Futures Exchange, the December share price index contract gained 28 points to 5474, on a volume of 4338 contracts. Resources stocks were the major movers on the market, thanks to stronger metals prices. Nickel hit a new high on Friday, pulling zinc close ... |
| | | | ... points lower at 5452, on a volume of 2561 contracts. Stronger resource prices overnight failed to lift local resources stocks. Market leader BHP Billiton lost eight cents to $26.27, while Rio Tinto lost 10 cents to $74.35. The banking sector was weaker ... |
| | | | ... Index finished 3.28 points higher at 1,406.09. The Nasdaq Composite Index closed 11.14 points up at 2,465.98. Resources stocks had flattened out after metal prices softened overnight. Mining giant BHP Billiton was up four cents at $26.47, while rival ... |
| | | | ... fraction at the moment, a cigarette paper," he said. "The really interesting thing on the market today is that the resources stocks are getting belted but the banks seem to be doing quite well. The right royal blue chip stocks are doing well except the ... |
| | | | ... CSR. The Australian stock market galloped to another record high yesterday after a strong boost from the major resources stocks. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index ended 47.5 points higher at 5,491.6, beating its previous record close set Monday and hitting ... |
| | | | ... higher at 5,336, on a volume of 6,122 contracts. Austock Brokers senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said resources stocks like Rio Tinto were performing well and the "benign" inflation data had driven the market up. "Probably the very benign inflation ... |
| | | | ... contracts. CMC Markets analyst David Land said the market was higher after a solid boost from the major financial and resources stocks. Rio Tinto was the big mover in early trade, up 47 cents to $77.52 at 1200 AEST, and Woodside Petroleum was up 18 cents ... |
| | | | ... Australian stock market at noon was holding onto positive territory after US markets rose to a record close on Friday. Resources stocks, including gold, were generally higher, but the major banks were lower. CMC Markets market analyst David Land said ... |
| | | | ... September quarter. Australian stocks ended higher on Friday, after a strong performance by banks, insurance and resources stocks. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed 30.6 points higher at 5290, while the all ordinaries gained 30 points to 5253.9. NEW ... |
| | | | ... will release job vacancies data for the August quarter. Yesterday, a strong lead from US markets, solid gains in resources stocks and more takeover speculation drove the Australian share market forward. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index rose 103.6 points ... |
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