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| | | ... market is in consolidation mode and likely to remain subdued over the next few trading days, Invast chief market analyst Peter Esho said. "We had some very large moves and very strong volumes yesterday coming through the market so it's all about consolidation ... |
| | | | ... on-the-ground presence is vital to building a sustainable position as an onshore player," he said. Invast chief market analyst Peter Esho commented on AMP's move and said that "the deal is unlikely to see huge earnings for AMP, but it sets up the company ... |
| | | | ... customers should the economy rebound more quickly than anticipated." Invast Financial Services chief market analyst Peter Esho said: "This has been a very solid result as all the headlines will suggest today, but it has been one driven by strong pricing ... |
| | | | ... market has opened lower, with activity driven by company earnings statements. Invast Securities chief market analyst Peter Esho said the local market on Thursday was preparing for reporting season to get fully underway. It was a prime example of market ... |
| | | | ... index futures contract was 29 points lower at 4,457 points, on volume of 11,287 contracts. City Index chief analyst Peter Esho said the Australian market had opened lower following weak overseas leads and falls in its two biggest sectors, resources and ... |
| | | | ... price index futures fell 15 points to 4,120 points, with 114,477 contracts traded. City Index chief market analyst Peter Esho said the local bourse was more moderate on Tuesday after a strong surge on Monday in the wake of the Greek elections. "There's ... |
| | | | ... stock on the S&P/ASX100, having fallen 7.49 per cent, or $1.78, to $21.97 by 1030 AEDT. City Index chief market analyst Peter Esho said there could be more downgrades to come in the period ahead. "We think more problems are likely in the future," Mr ... |
| | | | ... low until at least 2014 to nurture the country's stubbornly slow economic recovery. City Index chief market analyst Peter Esho said the Australian market, which was closed on Thursday for the Australia Day public holiday, was being driven by the Fed's ... |
| | | | ... the US reporting season so far, 65 per cent of results have exceeded expectations," City Index's chief market analyst Peter Esho said. "The copper price also remains very solid, which is a key driver, so I think we're going to see a strong performance ... |
| | | | ... in 2011. The news "highlights very well the two-speed economy in Australia," said City Index's chief market analyst Peter Esho. "We interpret this as meaning many store closures with some mergers between labels." David Jones, however, added 1.3 per cent ... |
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