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| | ... costs. "They want to keep costs under control until they get a clearer picture on what direction markets are going," Mr Shamu said. BHP Billiton opened 31 cents, or 0.91 per cent higher, at $34.52, Rio Tinto jumped $1.97, or 3.45 per cent, to $59.15 ... |
| | | ... cliff". "It seems like they're happy to work together to come up with some sort of deal before the end of the year," Mr Shamu said. "Obama even went as far as to say he hoped to have something done by Christmas. "That really did encourage investors to ... |
| | | ... trading session. "With the US market closed for that Thanksgiving holiday, there's not many leads out there to work off," Mr Shamu said. "Europe was firmer, but, basically, it was catch-up from yesterday's Asian session, so that really doesn't make too ... |
| | | ... a strong reading, this would help support the notion that China has stabilised and lift risk assets in Asian trade," Mr Shamu said. Gains were made in most sectors of the market. In resources, BHP Billiton was up 32 cents at $33.68 and Rio Tinto had ... |
| | | ... wins anymore as long as there is a decisive winner who makes it easier for the US to make decisions on the economy," Mr Shamu said. US stocks closed with solid gains as the country went to the polls to choose between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney for ... |
| | | ... the close that was a bit unwarranted as Australian investors exercised a bit of caution ahead of the weekend," he said. Mr Shamu said the mining and energy sectors were posting the highest gains but trading could be volatile throughout the day as Hurricane ... |
| | | ... run-up into the end of the week last week, and we're just testing that key 4,400-point level (on the main indices)," Mr Shamu said. "It certainly seems like markets would probably want to consolidate before another run higher." Mr Shamu said some lingering ... |
| | | ... cents after it announced it would cut 1,900 jobs over three years as it makes moves to become a more digital company. Mr Shamu said while shareholders were reacting positively to news of a Fairfax restructure, all media companies still had to overcome ... |
| | | ... analyst Stan Shamu said investor worries had extended into the Australian market. "Investors are now in panic mode," Mr Shamu said. "The fear factor is at play with the whole Spanish bank uncertainty. The fears are that the banks are not in good shape ... |
| | | ... due out in the US session later today, we are seeing investors exercise some caution going into the end of the week," Mr Shamu said. Making news, Qantas Airways has pushed back aircraft deliveries for the second time this year to slash spending. Its ... |
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