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| | | ... showed business confidence fell for the fifth month in a row in September, to its lowest level since February 2010. Ms Roadley said investors were also trading conservatively and "booking squaring" as September drew to a close. "There's more of a defensive ... |
| | | | ... that we have some stocks going ex-dividend this morning, so that's taking cash straight out of the market," she said. Ms Roadley said mining and energy stocks were stronger as commodity prices rose overnight on the back of expectations that China might ... |
| | | | ... they are doing is just basically squaring up, seeing if we can get back to where everyone else is around the globe," Ms Roadley said. A weaker Australian dollar may have also played some role in lifting mining-related stocks, Ms Roadley said. One negative ... |
| | | | ... from a drop in the precious metal overnight as investors booked profits after strong gains last week, noted Commsec's Ms Roadley. The spot price of gold in Sydney at 1211 AEDT was $1,722.75 per fine ounce, down $US22.13 from $US1,744.88 on Monday. AngloGold ... |
| | | | ... come through in the financials, and that's where we saw the weakness start to come in towards market close in the US," Ms Roadley said. "There was a comment from key banking analyst Meredith Whitney saying that she saw downside risk in the banks and ... |
| | | | ... banking sector. "We have had good gains in the retail space, and in the miners you have Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton up," Ms Roadley said. "The energy sector is still performing well, even with the oil price losing a little bit on Friday night," she said. ... |
| | | | ... anything, we're seeing a lot of local selling, which is putting pressure on the banks and also the property trusts," Ms Roadley said. "We thought the retailers would be weak today because we're coming closer to the interest rate announcement and the ... |
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