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| | | ... ahead of the looming split of the group into separate companies. In materials, BHP Billiton was two cents weaker at $33.07 and Rio Tinto was flat at $53.20. Gold miner Newcrest Mining's week started as horribly as last week ended, with the stock down ... |
| | | | ... shedding 33 cents to $33.44, ahead of chief executive Andrew Mackenzie's address to Melbourne Mining Club in London. Rival Rio Tinto lost 33 cents to $53.74. The big banks were mixed, with Commonwealth Bank shedding 27 cents to $65.88 and National Australia ... |
| | | | ... $28.71 and ANZ was down 34 cents at $26.86. National Australia Bank fell 20 cents to $28.75. The big miners were weaker, with Rio Tinto down 29 cents at $54.07 and BHP Billiton two cents lower at $33.77. Meanwhile, retailer Target has hinted jobs will ... |
| | | | ... worst-performing sector at the open, having fallen 3.54 per cent. Among the major miners, BHP had fallen 15 cents to $34.11, while Rio had slipped eight cents to $55.05. The big four retail banks were also lower. ANZ was down 11 cents at $27.80, CBA ... |
| | | | ... offset by weakness in the financial sector. Materials stocks were up 0.6 per cent, with BHP having risen 13 cents to $34.22 and Rio up 83 cents at $54.63. By contrast, Three of Australia's big four retail banks were also in negative territory. ANZ was ... |
| | | | ... offset by weakness in the financial sector. Materials stocks were up 0.6 per cent, with BHP having risen 13 cents to $34.22 and Rio up 83 cents at $54.63. By contrast, Three of Australia's big four retail banks were also in negative territory. ANZ was ... |
| | | | ... including a one per cent fall in copper prices, had hit the big mining stocks. BHP Billiton shed 51 cents to $34.37 while Rio Tinto lost 80 cents to $54.38. But the big banks are firmer, following National Australia Bank's announcement of a $300 million ... |
| | | | ... rises in the price of the precious metal. Newcrest shares were up 13 cents at $14.55. BHP was up 50 cents at $34.96, while Rio had climbed $1.18 to $55.14. The banks, however, were lower. ANZ was five cents weaker at $27.48, CBA was down 31 cents at ... |
| | | | ... biggest hit, with Fortescue Metals Group losing 13 cents, or 3.68 per cent, to $3.40. BHP Billiton shed 32 cents to $34.52 while Rio Tinto was down 96 cents to $53.72. "It is going to be one of those days where we'll see a switch out of equities, we've ... |
| | | | ... Hickey has over 20 years experience in investment and funds management and is currently the director of the trustee board at Rio Tinto Staff Super Fund and the University of Melbourne Investment Management, and is a non executive director at Hyperion ... |
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