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| | | ... Esho said there could be more downgrades to come in the period ahead. "We think more problems are likely in the future," Mr Esho said in a research note. US stocks fell overnight - the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.54 per cent, the S&P500 fell ... |
| | | | ... the Australian dollar is strong, commodities are strong, gold is up - we're really seeing that flow into our market," Mr Esho said. In the resources sector at 1203 AEDT, global miner BHP Billiton was 50 cents higher at $37.92, and Rio Tinto had added ... |
| | | | ... market," he said. "The materials and resources stocks are high-growth stocks at a time when there are huge growth doubts." Mr Esho said the continued eurozone debt crisis and disappointing US data on economic growth were deterring investors from buying ... |
| | | | ... "Our market and our region are still looking for a catalyst. I don't think we'll get a circuit-breaker any time soon," Mr Esho said. "European debt issues will continue to weigh on the market. "I think we'll close mildly positive." On Wall Street on ... |
| | | | ... $35.04, while Santos plummeted 41 cents, or 3.2 per cent, to $12.25 and Oil Search shed 13 cents, or 2.2 per cent, to $5.93. Mr Esho said uranium stocks had helped buoy the sector in recent sessions on speculation the industry was consolidating. But ... |
| | | | ... $34.38. The spot price of gold in Sydney was $US1,627.8 per fine ounce, up $US60.98 from Monday's close of $US1,566.82. Mr Esho said that despite broad-based gains across all sectors, investors were still highly selective and cautious about overseas ... |
| | | | ... stocks to erase their losses and finish higher. "It's nothing new and it's not really a change in direction from China," Mr Esho said. "It's an indication the market is looking for good news. There's a lot of money on the sidelines." The Dow Jones Industrial ... |
| | | | ... Tyrwhitt as its new chief executive, and Stephen Johns as chairman, a day after chairman David Mortimer suddenly stood down. Mr Esho said he expected the market to moderate to the close, with investors focusing on company-specific results on Thursday. ... |
| | | | ... market finds comfort in that there's no single problematic area or systemic issue of earnings falling across the economy." Mr Esho expected the market to pare back some of its losses as European markets opened and to close slightly below 4,300 on the ... |
| | | | ... signs of deteriorating. "Until this situation is resolved, it's very hard to buck the trend and have buying conviction," Mr Esho said. A sea of red spread over the local market, which may be buffered from further falls from weak offshore leads as more ... |
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