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| | | ... 0.61 per cent to 12,837.33 points. They'd returned to risk assets, giving support to local stocks in most sectors, Mr Chatterton said. Fortescue Metals Group jumped 11 cents, or 2.07 per cent, to $5.42, while market heavyweight BHP Billiton gained 23 ... |
| | | | ... by way of a lead from offshore equity and commodities markets. "There's no real direction one way or the other," Mr Chatterton said. Wall Street ended mixed - while the S&P500 advanced 0.14 per cent and the NASDAQ climbed 0.08 per cent, the Dow Jones ... |
| | | | ... week of local earnings reports. "We had a very strong overnight session in the US, so we've followed on from that," Mr Chatterton said. "The gains are pretty well across the whole market." Resources stocks led the charge, but gold stocks were the only ... |
| | | | ... Metals gaining nine cents, or 1.49 per cent to $6.15. "Mining stocks generally speaking are not that exciting," Mr Chatterton said. BHP Billiton added 19 cents to $42.23, and Rio Tinto put on 37 cents to $80.37. BHP Billiton on Friday said it will invest ... |
| | | | ... a number of stocks that have been historically very good stable earners, and have been out of favour recently," Mr Chatterton said. Telstra was up two cents to $3.06, Fortescue had added nine cents to $6.15, Coles owner Wesfarmers had gained 35 cents ... |
| | | | ... cents, or 0.28 per cent, to $79.54. Copper, nickel, and zinc prices fell on the London Metals Exchange on Friday, Mr Chatterton said. Oil major Woodside Petroleum was a rare bright spot, up 13 cents to $45.83. But rival Santos Ltd fell by 10 cents to ... |
| | | | ... equities Bill Chatterton said the Australian market would lose ground throughout the day. "We're in for a softer day," Mr Chatterton said. "It will be down, I expect, over one per cent, maybe a little bit more than that." Jobs and manufacturing data ... |
| | | | ... drivers, namely the lead from US markets and commodity prices. "There's no real joy out there in the market today," Mr Chatterton said. ANZ was down "where you would expect it" after its shares went ex-dividend, he said. At 1204 AEST, ANZ was 74 cents ... |
| | | | ... 12.06 per cent to $15.80. Rio added eight cents to $86.50, while rival BHP Billiton firmed five cents to $44.64. Mr Chatterton said other major movers included Oil Search, which gained 15 cents or 2.14 per cent to $7.15. "The gold sector is probably ... |
| | | | ... Chatterton said from Brisbane. "We have not gone down to the extent that they have where there was not a positive lead." Mr Chatterton said financial markets were reacting to the uncertainty caused by the clash on the Korean peninsula and the debt woes ... |
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