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| | | ... bears could use this emerging uncertainty to pounce anew and scare the pants off you, I and Irene. Then again, short of the Big O appointing lunatics or terrorists to the Fed, we now know that it pays to go a-shopping when the bears go a-scaring. Too ... |
| | | | ... first half results. In Australia, the market on Thursday finished flat as weaker metals prices hit resources companies and the big banks climbed. The market was in negative territory all day until a late rally in bank and property shares lifted the main ... |
| | | | ... battling against the tide in an industry where there's been downgrades right across, and they've been caught out." Among the big miners, BHP Billiton shares were down 45.5 cents at $34.28, while Rio Tinto lost 66 cents to $57.02. In the salary packing ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open higher despite falls on Wall Street but after gains on European markets following encouraging eurozone data. The Markit Eurozone Composite Purchasing Managers Index logged 50.4 points, above the 50-mark signalling ... |
| | | | Move on people, nothing to see here. Wall Street's up - or down - depending on which index you follow. Not surprisingly, Bloomberg's gone with the one that sells more eyeballs - the bad news that is. "S&P 500 Falls as Investors Weigh Earnings, Fed Stimulus". ... |
| | | | ... larger miners, BHP Billiton shares were up 14 cents at $34.26, although Rio Tinto was down 23 cents at $56.32. Meanwhile, the big four banks were higher, with Commonwealth Bank up 14 cents to $72.02, ANZ gaining 14 cents to $29.05, National Australia ... |
| | | | Sustainability, data loss, fraud and theft are among the top non-investment risks faced by private families and the offices that serve them, according to The Family Wealth Alliance's 2012 Inaugural Security Study. For the study - which was conducted ... |
| | | | ... string of uneven US earnings fuelled investor caution over economic activity. Meanwhile, the Tokyo stock market was lifted by a big parliamentary election win for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling party. London's FTSE 100 index of leading shares closed ... |
| | | | ... shows the People's Bank of China are looking to try and support growth," he said. But, while the overall market was up, the big miners were bucking the trend. Among the local miners, BHP shares were flat at $33.86, Rio Tinto was down 13 cents at $56.10 ... |
| | | | ... cent, to $3.58 after data showed the number of passengers had increased three per cent in the first half of calendar 2013. The big four banks were higher, with the Commonwealth Bank up 19 cents to $71.93, ANZ 15 cents higher at $29.10, NAB lifting eight ... |
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