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| | | ... levels... people are seeing some value. "Miners have been quite firm, which has been encouraging for our market... and the banks seem to have stemmed their losses from previous days. Telstra is still a bit problematic after a poor update to the market ... |
| | | | ... deem these loans void, this would result in Great Southern Finance loans unable to be enforced which would flow down onto banks that provided loans through Great Southern Finance. These banks include Bendigo and Adelaide Bank and Javelin Asset Management ... |
| | | | ... Fed would revert to more pump-priming measures to kickstart the world's biggest economy weighed across the region. China banks fell after news the China Banking Regulatory Commission closed a regulatory loophole that had allowed them to get around lending ... |
| | | | ... The market opened about 0.1 per cent lower and extended gains through the morning, with the big miners and large retail banks all weaker at noon AEST. City Index market strategist Michael McCarthy said trading conditions were subdued ahead of important ... |
| | | | ... led by investment bank Macquarie Group, which had backpedalled 1.35 per cent, or 54 cents to $39.41. The big four retail banks were next. NAB was 1.16 per cent, or 29 cents lower at $24.90, CBA was down 1.13 per cent, or 54 cents at $39.41, Westpac had ... |
| | | | ... Brisbane director of equities Bill Chatterton said the local market was performing solidly, despite the underperformance of the banks. "It is basically across the board, with the only sector that is not joining in that is the finance sector," Mr Chatterton ... |
| | | | ... per cent, or 15 cents at $5.25. The wealth manager reported a 19 per cent drop in first half net profit. The major retail banks were also down at 1215 AEST. ANZ had fallen 15 cents to $23.22, CBA was off 21 cents at $53.54, NAB was seven cents lower ... |
| | | | ... closed narrowly mixed, consolidating sharp gains made the previous day on the back of strong corporate results led by the banks and better-than-expected US data. Dealers said there was no surprise in some profit-taking given the strong advance on Monday ... |
| | | | ... investment officer of the $15 billion-plus Sunsuper. Hartley said the bill, which includes the Volcker Rule that will prevent banks from trading their own capital, is restricting the amount and types of lending, along with debt activities US banks can ... |
| | | | ... to increased exports. Didn't we say the euro's depreciation is not all that bad? Crisis? What crisis? Not when European banks are reporting huge profits. Not when you find out that HSBC - Europe's largest bank - announced a more than doubling of its ... |
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