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| | | ... bounce. But the third straight session of gains on Wall Street is unlikely to help the local share market finish in firmer territory as the financial year ends, Rivkin global analyst Tim Radford says. "The momentum we've seen in the markets is already ... |
| | | | ... while Hong Kong was 0.50 per cent, or 101.53 points, up at 20,440.08. Shanghai, which spent most of the day in positive territory before profit-taking saw it close flat, dipping 1.49 points to 1,950.01. Seoul surged 2.87 per cent, or 51.25 points, to ... |
| | | | ... cash crunch that had sent shares into a tailspin. However, Japanese shares gave up initial gains and ended in negative territory as the US dollar's rally against the yen petered out, while Shanghai remained on edge. Hong Kong added 2.43 per cent, or ... |
| | | | ... weaker as concerns about US Federal Reserve bond buying dents sentiment, with banking and mining stocks both in negative territory. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said speculation about the American central bank's quantitative easing policy ... |
| | | | ... $34.22 and Rio up 83 cents at $54.63. By contrast, Three of Australia's big four retail banks were also in negative territory. ANZ was down one cent at $27.84, CBA had dipped 31 cents to $66.61 and Westpac was 14 cents weaker at $28.86. Bucking the trend ... |
| | | | ... $34.22 and Rio up 83 cents at $54.63. By contrast, Three of Australia's big four retail banks were also in negative territory. ANZ was down one cent at $27.84, CBA had dipped 31 cents to $66.61 and Westpac was 14 cents weaker at $28.86. Bucking the trend ... |
| | | | ... Street ended higher last night because......of bad stats: ISM manufacturing index disappointed and fell into contraction territory (49.0 points) in May; construction spending increased by 0.4% in April, more than half expectations for a 1.0% gain and ... |
| | | | ... strong gains against the yen. Trading remained volatile in Tokyo, with the Nikkei swinging between positive and negative territory before ending 0.10 per cent higher at 14,326.46. Japanese stocks have made sharp intraday movements since the index plunged ... |
| | | | ... declines in recent sessions as a stronger yen prompted a bout of profit-taking. Tokyo swung between positive and negative territory in a volatile session before closing up 1.2 per cent, or 169.33 points, at 14,311.98. The Nikkei had gained about 60 per ... |
| | | | Australian shares are a little weaker as the market follows Wall street into negative territory. Still, IG market strategist Chris Weston said, the futures market had been expecting an even worse session in the US, where the broad-based S&P 500 finished ... |
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