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| | | ... S&P/ASX200 index was 114.3 points lower at 6582.3, while the all ordinaries lost 106.6 points to 6620.1. NEW YORK - US stocks fell on Monday, as Citigroup Inc revealed losses on its subprime mortgage debt were $US11 billion and potentially growing. This ... |
| | | | ... with CSL losing a bit of ground." Ms Roadley said an increase in the gold price on Friday night had strengthened some gold stocks. In the US on Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average closed 27.23 points stronger to 13,595.10, the Standard & Poor's ... |
| | | | ... sub-prime credit crisis gave Wall Street the wobbles, and financials were again brutalised as downgrades on major financial stocks dished up uncomfortable reminders of the August tempest. Reporting third-quarter earnings, Credit Suisse Group disclosed ... |
| | | | ... Friday after spending most of the day in negative territory. It came with a late surge in industrial shares, technology stocks like Google, and energy stocks like Schlumberger, as suprisingly upbeat US employment figures were released and the oil price ... |
| | | | ... general meetings. Bellamel Mining Limited lists on the Australian stock exchange, in Perth at 1300 AEDT. NEW YORK - Financial stocks dragged Wall Street sharply lower overnight, wiping out the previous day's Fed-fuelled gains, after brokerages downgraded ... |
| | | | ... 2004, Epoch is a $7 billion investment manager headed by Bill Priest, better known in Wall Street for buying international stocks based on the underlying company's use of free cash flow and the creation of shareholder yield. Michelle Baltazar |
| | | | ... expectations there could be a tightening on Melbourne Cup day... which will to a degree impact our currencies and some stocks that have US dollar-based earnings." In the US overnight, the Dow Jones industrial average leapt 137.54 points to close at 13,930.01 ... |
| | | | ... Adelaide. In Sydney, Dominion Mining Ltd managing director Peter Alexander speaks at the Sydney Mining Club. NEW YORK - US stocks rose on Wednesday, buoyed by both the Federal Reserve's interest-rate cut and its view that credit market strains have eased ... |
| | | | ... said. "It looks like it is going to be a reasonable day. "Resources are down because of the lower metal prices, but banking stocks and industrials are higher." The lift in the market comes after a weak lead from Wall Street, where stocks were pulled ... |
| | | | ... removal of national barriers between companies, markets and exchanges would lead to an eventual lack of boundaries between stocks and their domiciled regions. "You've also seen with exchanges merging globally, the traditional country barriers for exchanges ... |
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