Search Results | Showing 31 - 40 of 327 results for "Resources stocks" |
| | ... markets overnight. "The industrials in our market are a little lighter, which is odd." She said the major banks and resources stocks were the key drivers of the market on Friday morning. National Australia Bank had gained 17 cents to $32.80, ANZ had ... |
| | | ... shares were up 32 cents, or 1.83 per cent, to $18.33 at 1055 AEDT. However, most sectors were making losses. Among resources stocks, BHP Billiton had dropped 16 cents to $36.41, Rio Tinto had fallen 3.0 cents to $65.61 and iron more major Fortescue Metals ... |
| | | ... shares were up 32 cents, or 1.83 per cent, to $18.33 at 1055 AEDT. However, most sectors were making losses. Among resources stocks, BHP Billiton had dropped 16 cents to $36.41, Rio Tinto had fallen 3.0 cents to $65.61 and iron more major Fortescue Metals ... |
| | | ... Australia Bank lost 36 cents to $33.24, ANZ fell 33 cents to $30.03 and Westpac dropped 37 cents higher $30.83. Resources stocks also sold off. BHP Billiton was down 46 cents at $36.40, while Rio Tinto dropped 25 cents to $65.55 and iron ore miner Fortescue ... |
| | | ... dramatically overnight, which pushed up the value of the lira and helped lift sentiment surrounding emerging markets. Resources stocks were the big winners on the local market, with BHP Billiton up 44 cents to $36.75, Rio Tinto up $1.20 at $65.51, while ... |
| | | ... Commonwealth Bank down 87 cents to $73.87, and National Australia Bank was 37 cents weaker at $33.45. Among the resources stocks, BHP Billiton was down 70 cents, or nearly two per cent, at $36.34, while Rio Tinto had dropped $1.10 to $64.06 and iron ... |
| | | The Australian stock market is lower, with strong gains in resources stocks offset by falls elsewhere. IG market strategist Evan Lucas said the market spent the morning in the red following a soft lead from the US where disappointing earnings results ... |
| | | The Australian stock market has started the week lower amid a selloff in banking and resources stocks. CMC Markets chief market analyst Ric Spooner says the week start followed a lacklustre Friday session on Wall Street and continued the slide in local ... |
| | | ... that it expects to post a $250 million loss this year. IG market strategist Evan Lucas said the banks and major resources stocks were having a positive influence on the local bourse, with the Chinese trade balance figures boosting big miners such as ... |
| | | Australian stocks have opened virtually flat amid weakness in resources stocks and moderate gains for the big four banks. Morgans senior private client advisor Bill Chatterton said the market had started Wednesday with a slightly negative tone following ... |
|