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| | | ... Australian trade, losses were broadbased, with resources, media and other cyclical stocks giving up gains in recent days. Major banks were also weaker, although Westpac bucked the trend rising 3c to $15.52. But the Australian dollar was trading over ... |
| | | | ... losses to end the day broadly square, and despite sharp losses overnight on US exchanges. The late rally was led by the major banks, all of which finished up on the day. But News Corporation, BHP and Rio all pared recent gains. The Australian dollar ... |
| | | | ... 14.4 points higher at 3,022.7. Cyclical stocks, especially resources and media, continued to drag the market higher, while banks and property trusts again finished lower. The Australian dollar finished local trade at $US0.6525, down almost one US cent ... |
| | | | ... during late trade, but finished the day 5.3 points lower at 3,008.3. The market slumped on the open as investors exited banks and other defensive sectors in search of cyclical and growth stocks. All the major banks ended lower, offsetting further strong ... |
| | | | ... cited the fact that the S&P/ASX 200 lagged global markets but still produced a solid gain of almost 6 per cent, with the banks and Telstra being the main contributors. The good news during the June quarter was the strong performance by the banking sector ... |
| | | | ... morning amid quiet volumes. The rise was led by News Corporation, which was up 10c (almost 1.0%) to $11.16. While the major banks were mixed, the resources sector was generally stronger. The Australian dollar was trading at $US0.6825, around a quarter ... |
| | | | ... points up on Friday's close. News Corporation and resource stocks were among those to post gains on the day, while the major banks were mixed. The Australian dollar ended the day at $US0.6845, up almost half a US cent from last Friday. The bond market ... |
| | | | ... data pushed major US indexes lower overnight. The Australian market followed suit, led down by News Corporation and the big banks. The Australian dollar was broadly unchanged at $US0.6810, while the bond market was weaker. The yield on the benchmark ... |
| | | | ... trying to close it down with the help of the Australian Federal Police, it has announced. In recent months ANZ and other banks have experienced similar incidents. The imitation site operates by sending ANZ customers a fraudulent spam email that invites ... |
| | | | ... strong gains overnight in the US. The All Ordinaries ended 13.7 points higher at 3,017.7, led by strong advances among the banks and the energy sector. The market was able to advance despite further strengthening in the Australian dollar, which continues ... |
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