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| | | ... exacerbated by fears that the UK could be heading into recession after GDP contracted for the first time in 16 years," Ms Saly said. Last Friday in the US, the Dow Jones dropped 5.4 per cent, the S&P 500 lost 6.8 per cent and the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell ... |
| | | | ... another stumbling block has seen local investors pull out a little bit after starting up by about one per cent on open," Ms Saly said. "Most of the banks are doing well and the financial sector is up about half a per cent." At 1204 AEST, Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... positive opening. "The market is thinking if Warren Buffet thinks now is the time to buy, it's good enough for us as well'," Ms Saly said. "Generally, we're seeing some good buying across the financial sector, up 1.5 per cent. "We are for once ignoring ... |
| | | | ... reassure the market that it was not in breach of any conditions and doesn't have any significant financial troubles," Ms Saly said. "Babcock & Brown's executives are said to be meeting with the lenders later on this week. "We are seeing some weakness ... |
| | | | ... overnight from Wall Street, which closed up half a per cent. "Crude oil is playing on everyone's minds at the moment," Ms Saly said. Energy stocks were lower at 1201 AEST. Woodside Petroleum was down 87 cents to $64.73, Oil Search fell 52 cents to $6.12 ... |
| | | | ... on line at a premium to the takeover offer by Westpac, up about 29 per cent in the first couple of minutes of trade," Ms Saly said. "We have seen a dip in Westpac shares." Other big lenders such as ANZ and Commonwealth Bank are also a bit weaker today. ... |
| | | | ... stocks higher. "It's really spurred on investors that our banks aren't weathering the credit storm as badly as expected," Ms Saly said. At 1203 AEST, National Australia Bank had surged $1.64, or 5.29 per cent, to $32.64. At the same time, ANZ rose 83 ... |
| | | | ... from Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers. "Lehman Brothers particularly turned financial stocks around on Wall Street," Ms Saly said. "We were expecting to see another Bear Sterns." In Wall Street overnight, the Dow Jones industrial average gained 420.41 ... |
| | | | ... by almost three per cent on expectations the Federal Reserve will move to cut rates again in the US in the next month," Ms Saly said. "We had triple digit gains on our market at open. "We're seeing good gains across the whole board, with the miners very ... |
| | | | ... also revised the job numbers for August and July, so investors are starting to think a recession isn't going to happen," Ms Saly said. "We also had firmer gold and base metal prices, so our miners are doing really well today with BHP Billiton up over ... |
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