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| | ... just mixed news across the board. A lot of materials stocks are struggling after a fairly poor night for commodities," Mr Shamu said. "It's the market trying to balance out a lot of factors and is just being cautious ahead of the China data." After a ... |
| | | ... just mixed news across the board. A lot of materials stocks are struggling after a fairly poor night for commodities," Mr Shamu said. "It's the market trying to balance out a lot of factors and is just being cautious ahead of the China data." After a ... |
| | | ... higher on Friday, and merger and acquisition activity fuelled further rises on Monday. "We're just responding to that," Mr Shamu said. Asian markets had also been fairly positive on Monday, helping to sustain momentum, he said. Among the major banks ... |
| | | ... economic data, and the optimism had spread to Australia. "So, we've seen an okay start for the local market," he said. Mr Shamu said local banks were leading the market upwards as investors chased good yields, but the resources sector was soft in the ... |
| | | ... had a positive lead from Friday's trade. The US just kept ticking along nicely," IG market strategist Stan Shamu said. Mr Shamu said investors were also encouraged by Russian president Vladimir Putin saying he would be supportive of the outcome of elections ... |
| | | ... Iron was up four cents at 96 cents. BHP Billiton was up 25 cents at $36.24 while Rio Tinto had gained $1.14 to $62.53. Mr Shamu said investors would be closely watching the release of local employment data at 1130 AEDT. "We might still see a bit of caution ... |
| | | ... Iron was up four cents at 96 cents. BHP Billiton was up 25 cents at $36.24 while Rio Tinto had gained $1.14 to $62.53. Mr Shamu said investors would be closely watching the release of local employment data at 1130 AEDT. "We might still see a bit of caution ... |
| | | ... 18.1 per cent while imports were up 10.1 per cent during the month, which included most of the Lunar New Year holiday. Mr Shamu said the missing Malaysian aircraft was adding to a sombre mood, with people not knowing what was the cause of disappearance. ... |
| | | ... 18.1 per cent while imports were up 10.1 per cent during the month, which included most of the Lunar New Year holiday. Mr Shamu said the missing Malaysian aircraft was adding to a sombre mood, with people not knowing what was the cause of disappearance. ... |
| | | ... anticipated. "It seems that the pullback in US equities at the end of trade has filtered through to our local market," he said. Mr Shamu said the market would be waiting to see how China trades, after Monday's slower increase in property prices generated ... |
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