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| | | ... Jones Index finished the week on a negative note following a mixed batch of economic data and a big jump in bond yields. Mr Lucas said any moves to curtail stimulus in the United States could cause ructions in the world's biggest economy. "I'm concerned ... |
| | | | ... "Even with a fairly soft lead (from overseas markets) overnight, it has been a fairly good start for those players," Mr Lucas said. Mr Lucas said the rise in the iron ore price may be due to encouraging economic data out of China. However, overall, investors ... |
| | | | ... "Even with a fairly soft lead (from overseas markets) overnight, it has been a fairly good start for those players," Mr Lucas said. Mr Lucas said the rise in the iron ore price may be due to encouraging economic data out of China. However, overall, investors ... |
| | | | ... had performed strongly on Tuesday. "We are seeing a bit of a correction in those stocks following yesterday's gains," Mr Lucas said. BHP was down 68 cents at $31.39 and Rio Tinto had dropped $1.28 to $51.79. Local investors received a negative lead from ... |
| | | | ... that the current state of affairs in China is very similar to that seen in the US pre-GFC (global financial crisis)," Mr Lucas said. "Leverage was cheap and easy, investors and business leaders alike snapped up credit with glee and high leverage levels ... |
| | | | ... that the current state of affairs in China is very similar to that seen in the US pre-GFC (global financial crisis)," Mr Lucas said. "Leverage was cheap and easy, investors and business leaders alike snapped up credit with glee and high leverage levels ... |
| | | | ... to retain the mortgage-backed securities purchased during QE on the balance sheet till expiry - all very supportive," Mr Lucas said. "Today will be a very interesting positioning day. The markets will enjoy punishing top-heavy stocks as the carry trade ... |
| | | | ... could go on a tear, with the dollar falling and will raise earnings optimism for the second half if stays underwater," Mr Lucas said. The Australian dollar remained below parity at 99.10 US cents and continued to fall. Health care stocks all opened in ... |
| | | | ... 500 rose by 0.52 per cent to 1,625.96, its fourth consecutive all-time closing high. Locally, bank stocks rose, which Mr Lucas said was likely influenced by ANZ paying out its half-year dividend on Thursday. ANZ jumped 34 cents to $31.53, Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... "There's a lot of risk coming off with commodities prices in London coming off, sending the commodities space pulling back," Mr Lucas said. "I feel we're about to move sideways and take a breather rather than upward, as has been the trend in the last ... |
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