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| | | ... and Westpac advanced 84 cents to $31.20. Investors were not wholly embracing riskier, cyclical stocks, with miner BHP Billiton 4.5 cents down at $35.525, Rio Tinto 26 cents up at $63.91 and Fortescue Metals six cents lower at $4.31. There was some good ... |
| | | | ... Monday finished sharply weaker, dragged down by resources stocks that went ex-dividend, including mining heavyweight BHP Billiton. Every sector, except property, finished in the red as transport groups Brambles and Toll also traded ex-dividend. At the ... |
| | | | ... strategist Evan Lucas said 13 stocks were going ex dividend, including the largest company on the Australian market, BHP Billiton, sending the market lower. Stocks usually drop in price by the amount of the dividend. "There's a lot of risk coming off ... |
| | | | ... Bank advanced 32 cents to $30.52, and Westpac improved 13 cents to $30.90. In the resources sector, global miner BHP Billiton was 28 cents poorer at $36.79, and Rio Tinto eased 96 cents to $66.09. Among other stocks, broadcaster Ten Network lifted 1.75 ... |
| | | | ... higher, with Commonwealth the best performer, up 51.5 cents at $65.985. Mining companies were relatively flat, with BHP Billiton up 23 cents at $36.58 and Rio Tinto up 23.5 cents at $65.805. National turnover was 949 million securities worth $1.6 bil ... |
| | | | ... cent, to $29.96, and Westpac was 67.5 cents, or 2.29 per cent higher, at $30.165. But the resources sector was lower. BHP Billiton was down 10 cents to $37.07 and Rio Tinto was down 32 cents at $66.98. Santos on Friday posted a drop in full year net ... |
| | | | ... "We don't know exactly what the source was, but it was credible enough to run through," Mr Shamu said. Mining giant BHP Billiton led the market lower, falling 2.9 per cent, or $1.12, to hit $37.53 at 1040 AEDT. Rival Rio Tinto was 2.59 per cent, or $1.80 ... |
| | | | ... said the materials sector had a weak opening due to lower copper and aluminium prices on Monday in China and London. BHP Billiton opened five cents higher at $38.72, but Rio Tinto fell 59 cents to $70.30 and Fortescue dropped three cents to $5.10. Europe's ... |
| | | | ... mining sector is growing, according to Lourey. Moody's report states that large mining companies such as Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Anglo American are and will continue to be adversely affected given their global footprints and willingness to operate ... |
| | | | ... kind of gains that we have seen of late continue." Rio's shares fell $1.66, or 2.3 per cent, to $70.41. Fellow miner BHP Billiton was also down, losing 27 cents to $38.62, while Fortescue Metals Group shed 11.5 cents to $5.275. ANZ was the biggest loser ... |
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