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| | | ... $26.88, after Australia's fifth largest bank reported a net profit of $514 million for the half year ended March 31. The big four also fell, with ANZ losing 31 cents, or 1.33 per cent, to $22.94, National Australia Bank declining 54 cents, or 1.71 per ... |
| | | | ... Australian stock exchange in which it has a substantial stake as a result of the collapse of Opes. At 1213 AEDT, the big four banks were mixed, with ANZ up 19 cents to $22.20, National Australia Bank up 47 cents to $30.11 and Westpac higher by six cents ... |
| | | | ... upper hand on the credit crisis. "There have been gains right across board today, with investment banks well up and (the big four) banks up," he said. The futures index pointed the way to further upside, Mr Vaughn said. At 1200 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 ... |
| | | | ... amazing really," he said. "What a turnaround - yesterday the banks were down four per cent and now up three per cent." The big four banks all were up, Commonwealth Bank leading the way, adding $1.15 to $38.50. By 1214 AEDT, National Australia Bank had ... |
| | | | ... Bluestone's warehouse lines were still in place. "We have not had a line pulled. We had a term sheet from one of the big four for a $500 million line and we are pressing on with that. "We are in talks with Westpac on renewal terms for one of our lines." ... |
| | | | ... Tokyo. "Almost everything is down today but I think it is mostly being driven by the US and banking stocks, which have the big four all down by over three per cent," Mr Muller said. "Local data on inflation and interest rates expected tomorrow from the ... |
| | | | ... per cent for one year, with the ING Direct 8.1 per cent, and RaboPlus five points lower at 8.05 per cent. Two of the big four banks are offering market competitive yields with Commonwealth Bank the price leader at 7.8 per cent and ANZ close behind at ... |
| | | | ... blogger. Unfortunately, the blog is for internal readers only. Westpac is acknowledged as the Web 2.0 leader among the big four banks, and chief technology officer David Backley believes it will prove a competitive advantage in terms of attracting and ... |
| | | | ... the first bank in Australia to offer customers a text-based mobile phone banking service. ANZ will be the first of the big four lending institutions to offer text-based banking facilities through its TXT Banking system. Customers can check account balances ... |
| | | | ... analysis of course leads to the question of whether the US slowdown will really be much of a deal in Australia as the big four of Japan, China, Korea and India account for almost half our exports. Indeed it's really hard to see too much of problem at ... |
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