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| | | ... stronger yen helped pull down the market and questions swirled about whether Japan would usher in a corporate tax cut. Sydney also closed down 0.10 per cent, or 5.00 points, to 5152.4. Earlier gains in Hong Kong, which saw trade cancelled on Wednesday ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday and with a weak yen continuing to support the bourse. Seoul closed up 0.57 per cent, or 10.88 points, at 1,923.91. Sydney closed flat at 5,157.4 after a choppy session in which Commonwealth Bank shares fell despite posting the biggest-ever ... |
| | | | Industry superannuation fund MTAA Super has converted its unlisted equity interest in Sydney Airport into a listed shareholding, as part of Sydney Airport's drive to simplify its ownership structure. MTAA Super has swapped its 2.39% unlisted holding ... |
| | | | ... Monday following disappointing Japanese growth figures. Seoul ended up 1.5 per cent, or 28.20 points at 1,913.03, while Sydney closed up 0.96 per cent, or 49.0 points at 5157.7. Hong Kong closed up 1.21 per cent, or 269.85 points at 22,541.13, with investors ... |
| | | | ... analysts expected. Other Asian markets fared better, buoyed by positive industrial output figures out of China late last week. Sydney finished up 1.06 per cent, or 53.5 points, at 5,108.7 while Seoul closed up 0.22 per cent, or 4.12 points, at 1,884.83. ... |
| | | | ... executive officer and portfolio manager Hamish Douglass. In a presentation to advisers and other clients at The Westin hotel in Sydney, Douglass said that the impending end of quantitative easing and the subsequent increase in interest rates poses the ... |
| | | | ... camera giant's quarterly profit as digital camera sales slumped. Seoul shed 0.17 per cent, or 3.26 points to 1,880.71 and Sydney slipped 0.19 per cent, or 9.6 points, to 5,055.2 after Australia's central bank trimmed its near-term growth forecast for ... |
| | | | ... ended flat, edging down 1.88 points to 2,044.90, as China's imports and exports both showed an unexpected jump in July. Sydney gained 1.07 per cent, or 53.5 points, to 5,064.8, Seoul added 0.3 per cent, or 5.64 points, to 1,883.97 and Hong Kong climbed ... |
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