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| | | ... session despite weak retail sales figures. Tokyo rose 0.64 per cent as it played catch-up with a region-wide advance on Monday. The Nikkei added 92.87 points to 14,599.12. Shanghai ended 0.31 per cent higher, adding 6.33 points to 2,065.72, while Hong ... |
| | | | ... analyst Bill Chatterton said local stocks were essentially tracking the moves in the US. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday rose 19.96 (0.13 per cent) to 15,484.26, while the broad-based S&P 500 added 2.31 (0.14 per cent) at 1,682.50. The NASDAQ ... |
| | | | ... meeting. In equities news, Rio Tinto is scheduled to release its second quarter operations review. In Australia, the market on Monday closed higher for a fifth straight day, helped by encouraging signs for the housing sector which drove a rise in banking ... |
| | | | ... should keep pumping money into the world's largest economy until inflation rose. The main focus for Australian investors for Monday will be the release of important Chinese economic data detailing economic growth for June and the June quarter. IG market ... |
| | | | ... banking earnings that offset a profit warning from UPS and fresh trouble for Boeing's Dreamliner aircraft. At 0820 AEST on Monday, the September share price index futures contract was up 14 points at 4,950. In economic news on Monday, the Australian ... |
| | | | ... compensation that Storm victims could receive is five times more than what ASIC is offering," he said. The claim will be heard on Monday in the Federal Court of Queensland and it has been filed within the existing class action lawsuit against Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... for energy giant EDF and takeover news in the luxury sector. The euro slid to $1.2774 from $1.2868 late in New York on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose following another positive lead from Wall Street, while slightly higher than expected Chinese ... |
| | | | ... higher following a positive lead from global markets overnight. The market is up close to one per cent, more than offsetting Monday's 0.6 per cent losses. CommSec market analyst Steven Daghlian said Australian stocks were taking their lead from global ... |
| | | | ... American Chamber of Commerce in Australia lunch in Sydney. No major equities news is expected. In Australia, the market on Monday finished lower as weaker commodities prices and the prospect of higher unemployment weighed on investors. The benchmark ... |
| | | | ... ASX is heavily exposed. And that, says IG market strategist Stan Shamu, is a major influence on the local stock market on Monday. "That's primarily the reason why we are struggling today. The materials space is down 1.2 per cent," he said. "Apart from ... |
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