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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 22 NOV 2013
... $31.685, Commonwealth Bank jumped 61 cents to $76.71 and National Australia Bank was 36 cents higher at $34.06. In mining, BHP Billiton was 15.5 cents higher at $37.715, Rio Tinto had improved 49 cents to $65.31 and Fortescue Metals firmed five cents ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 21 NOV 2013
... days, I'd say it's been profit taking because there's been such a huge run in the early part of November." Diversified miner BHP Billiton, Australia's second biggest listed company by market value, added six cents to $37.61 ahead of its annual general ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 21 NOV 2013
... The Australian Dollar: Thirty Years of Floating at the Australian Business Economists (ABE) Annual Dinner. In equities news, BHP Billiton, Sonic Healthcare, Goodman Group, Paladin Energy and Ausdrill have annual general meetings scheduled. In Australia ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 20 NOV 2013
... dipped 50 cents at $76.70, and National Australia Bank had retreated 22 cents to $33.85. In the resources sector, global miner BHP Billiton had shed 32 cents to $37.58, Rio Tinto had surrendered 51 cents to $64.65, and Fortescue Metals was seven cents ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 19 NOV 2013
... sell-off today," Mr Sada said. "All the sectors are in negative territory today, it's not just one sector." Of the big miners, BHP Billiton lost 18.5 cents to $37.77, Rio Tinto shed 62 cents to $65.03 and Fortescue Metals was three cents weaker at $5.86. ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 18 NOV 2013
... National Australia Bank had shed 26 cents to $34.04 and Commonwealth Bank was 58 cents lighter at $77.21. Among resources stocks, BHP Billiton had retreated seven cents to $37.82, Rio Tinto was 14 cents weaker at $65.37 while Fortescue Metals was bucking ...

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MARK SMITH  |  FRIDAY, 15 NOV 2013
... lower at $31.81, National Australia Bank was flat at $33.78 and Commonwealth Bank was 15 cents lower at $77.05. In resources, BHP Billiton was down 20 cents at $37.62, Rio Tinto had lost 15 cents to $64.98 and Fortescue Metals was six cents lower at ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 13 NOV 2013
... lower at $32.03, NAB had dropped 32 cents to $34.18 and Commonwealth Bank had shed 35 cents to $77.74. Among the major miners, BHP Billiton was down 20 cents at $37.83, Fortescue had lost half a cent to $5.605, but Rio Tinto had gained nine cents to ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 11 NOV 2013
... $33.38, ANZ was up 19 cents to $32.90 while NAB was 16 cents higher at $34.94 and Commonwealth Bank 21 cents stronger at $79.31. BHP Billiton was up 23 cents at $38.18, Rio Tinto had gained 44 cents to $65.69 and Fortescue Metals had lifted 7.5 cents ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 8 NOV 2013
... days but are weaker after an overnight drop in the iron ore price, which still stands at a healthy $US137 ($A145.43) a tonne. BHP Billiton was down 32 cents at $37.92, Rio Tinto had dropped 61 cents to $64.87 and Fortescue Metals had shed 25.5 cents ...

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