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Afternoon market wrap: Index edges higher in afternoon trade

... per share, a spectacular $3.13 lower than the close last Wednesday before the trading halt granted on Thursday morning. Qantas shares enjoyed a bright start to the week, moving $0.08 higher to finish at $3.25. News Corp was also on the up, finishing ...

Midday market wrap: Banks push index lower

... $0.27 to $18.45 while Westpac dropped $0.22 to $15.80. Air New Zealand continued to rise, moving up by $0.01 to $0.42. Qantas was down $0.01 at $3.19. All Ordinaries: 2947.10 (-18.50) Dow Jones: 8454.25 (-25.84) NASDAQ: 1472.56 (+8.25) FTSE-100: 3880.10 ...

Afternoon market wrap: AMP faces blue Monday

... gave up $0.26 to finish at $15.76. Air New Zealand finished flat at $0.41 after a good week for the Kiwi carrier, although Qantas gave up some of the gains it registered earlier this week to finish at $3.17. Among the blue chips, Telstra stood out, rising ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries down slightly

... presently a halt in AMP's share trading on the ASX as it completes a share purchase plan and bookbuild over the next two days. Qantas gained about 1% or $0.03 to $3.21, Commonwealth lost $0.18 to $27.04, Westpac gained $0.05 to $15.97 and Macquarie gained ...

Afternoon market wrap: Airline stocks continue to climb

The All Ordinaries trailed lower at close of trading today while Qantas and Air New Zealand stocks continued to surge higher. Qantas shares closed at $3.18, up $0.14 or 4.6% and Air New Zealand shares were higher by $0.02 or 5.6% to $0.38. The banking ...

Midday market wrap: Airlines take off again

... continued to surge higher. With the SARS crisis apparently easing, Air New Zealand jumped by almost 10% to $0.395, while Qantas was $0.15 higher at $3.19. Stocks in Tokyo were also stronger as the market played 'catch-up' following yesterday's public ...

Midday market wrap: Airline stocks take off

... yesterday's losses in the morning session, buoyed by stronger numbers overnight on Wall Street and an easing of the SARS crisis. Qantas and Air New Zealand both received some welcome support after falling yesterday. Qantas moved up 6.7% to $3.04 while ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries continues to rise

... stocks and sent the Hang Seng index shooting up by 286.46 points. The Kiwi carrier rose by 9.1% to finish at $0.355, while Qantas rose by $0.10 to $3.04. AMP also enjoyed a good day at the office, climbing by $0.27 to finish at $8.60 although it had ...

Qantas to lodge submission on Air New Zealand alliance

Qantas today announced that it would lodge a written submission in response to the draft determination of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on its proposed alliance with Air New Zealand. Qantas will lodge the submission on May ...

Afternoon market wrap: Shares steady in afternoon session

... economic sentiment in the US and SARS-related uncertainty. The airline industry has been particularly badly hit by SARS, and Qantas slumped by 5% to $2.85 per share. All Ordinaries: 2934.70 (-27.00) Dow Jones: 8306.35 (-133.69) NASDAQ: 1434.54 (-22.69) ...

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