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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 23 MAY 2014
... improved 16 cents to $33.70, and Commonwealth Bank picked up 34 cents at $80.99. Resources stocks were mixed. Diversified miner BHP Billiton was off three cents at $37.62, Rio Tinto was down 40 cents at $60.56, and Fortescue Metals was 2.5 cents richer ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 20 MAY 2014
... concerns about a slowdown in China, and particularly in the property sector, will really limit demand for our exports," she said. BHP Billiton was down 15 cents at $37.28, Rio Tinto was down 24 cents at $59.86, while among the smaller miners, Evolution ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 19 MAY 2014
... has bucked the global trends of the last week and we are probably now starting to play catch-up by falling." Mining giant BHP Billiton was 51 cents, or 1.3 per cent, down at $37.57, Rio Tinto had slumped $1.06, or 1.7 per cent, to $60.89 and Fortescue ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 16 MAY 2014
... to $34.325, ANZ edged 18.5 cents lower to $33.015, while National Australia Bank dropped 10 cents to $33.49. Mining giant BHP Billiton gained 10 cents to $38.36, Rio Tinto lost 15 three cents to $62.66, and Fortescue Metals eased half a cent to $4.69 ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 15 MAY 2014
... production growth moving forward." A rise in commodity prices overnight helped buffer some mining stocks, he said. At 1020 AEST, BHP Billiton was nine cents higher at $38.39 while Rio Tinto had shed seven cents to $62.71. Among the major banks, National ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 14 MAY 2014
... higher at $32.995. The big miners were mixed, with Rio Tinto coming off Tuesday's highs. It fell 32 cents to $62.53, while BHP Billiton gained 25 cents to $38.21. Fortescue Metals was four cents lower at $4.76. Building products group CSR dropped five ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 13 MAY 2014
... stocks after JP Morgan upgraded the sector." Rio Tinto, which was named as JP Morgan's top pick, had jumped $1.94 to $62.94. BHP Billiton had lifted 92 cents to $38.08 and Fortescue Metals had risen 13.5 cents to $4.855. Mining services and explosives ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 9 MAY 2014
... $79.25, Westpac lifted 13 cents to $35.03, and National Australia Bank added five cents to $34.19. In the resources sector, BHP Billiton fell 26.5 cents to $37.385, Rio Tinto dumped 41 cents at $61.05, and Fortescue Metals firmed 2.5 cents at $4.845. ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 8 MAY 2014
... Commonwealth Bank was up 52 cents to $79.07 and Westpac was 33 cents higher at $34.83. The big miners were also higher, with BHP Billiton up 50 cents at $37.67 and Rio Tinto had lifted 76 cents to $61.36. Rail operator Aurizon's shares were three cents ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 7 MAY 2014
... down 15 cents at $34.54 and National Australia Bank had shed seven cents to $34.04. The big miners had also lost value, with BHP Billiton down 21 cents at $37.45, Rio Tinto down 79 cents at $60.71 and Fortescue Metals was 3.5 cents weaker at $4.765. ...

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