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| | | ... hands at $42.23. "Woodside, with Shell selling 10 per cent of its stake, that has been knocked down quite a bit," Mr Chatterton said from Brisbane. "That Shell is selling out of it is a little bit of a negative in the short-term, but I don't think (so) ... |
| | | | ... Rio rose 94 cents, or 1.16 per cent, to $82.15. Fortescue Metals was in a trading halt and last traded at $6.20. Mr Chatterton said Wesfarmers was a "highlight" throughout morning trade. Wesfarmers on Thursday reported first quarter sales up 4.3 per ... |
| | | | ... banks. "It is basically across the board, with the only sector that is not joining in that is the finance sector," Mr Chatterton said from Brisbane. "The four major banks have not gone on with it. "BHP and Rio are obviously a bit better, while across ... |
| | | | ... are not brilliant but it's certainly positive so that could have had a short term impact on what we're seeing," Mr Chatterton said. "The Aussie currency is also in positive territory, so that may be helping us." The Australian dollar was worth 83.62 ... |
| | | | ... stocks. "There's been a little bit of improvement across the materials sector, which is the best performing area," Mr Chatterton said. "It's a pretty mixed day." BHP Billiton was higher amid expectations of a substantial rise in iron ore prices this ... |
| | | | ... announcements out of the US which gave confidence...(and) there was a bit more confidence coming out of China, as well," Mr Chatterton said. "Our Yankee mates finished up 68 points, which is 0.77 per cent. We are up 0.5 per cent, so we are kind of in ... |
| | | | ... which lost 61 cents, or 2.87 per cent, to $20.64, which reported that contract coal price would fall 59 per cent. Mr Chatterton also said Wesfarmers, which owns Australia's second largest super market chain Coles, had declined following rival Woolworths' ... |
| | | | ... fall on the Obama Administration's deadline for US carmakers had a modest impact on the local materials sector, Mr Chatterton said. BHP Billiton lost 37 cents, or 1.14 per cent, to $32.18, while rival Rio Tinto eased 38 cents, or 0.66 per cent, to $5 ... |
| | | | ... its decision on the official interest rate at 1430 AEDT. It was expected to cut by between 25 and 50 basis points, Mr Chatterton said. |
| | | | ... sectors. "It's just more of the same: the Dow Jones finished down five and a half per cent so we're down about three," Mr Chatterton said. "Financials again are all down... so they're all continuing their drift away. "BHP is continuing, and Rio is down ... |
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