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| | | ... stocks. Iron ore prices recovered slightly on Wednesday after falling sharply on Monday and Tuesday, amid disappointing Chinese export numbers. IG market strategist Stan Shamu said the overnight price movements had helped iron ore producers including ... |
| | | | ... to open flat after international markets lost ground as investors retreated in the face of concerns about Ukraine, the Chinese economy and falling copper prices. At 0645 AEDT on Thursday, the March share price index futures contract was down four points ... |
| | | | The Australian share market has opened lower in the wake of disappointing Chinese trade data and escalating concern over Ukraine. IG market strategist Stan Shamu said the lower open was "a no-brainer". "There's just a raft of negative factors just weighing ... |
| | | | Ayy-yay-yay-yay-yay! Here we go again. Weak economic reports out of China have again put a question mark about its economy and by extension, the economy of the world. Oh sowee Virginia, I stand corrected... it wasn't a question mark, China's headed ... |
| | | | ... Perth. In Australia, the market on Monday closed lower thanks to steep falls among Australia's biggest miners after weak Chinese trade data led to a drop in commodity prices. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 50.8 points, or 0.93 per cent, lower ... |
| | | | Mining companies have dragged the sharemarket lower after weak Chinese trade data lead to a fall in commodity prices. Chinese import and export figures released on Saturday showed an unexpected trade deficit of $US22.98 billion ($A25.37 billion), vastly ... |
| | | | Australian share market has opened lower in the wake of disappointing Chinese trade data and escalating concern over Ukraine. IG market strategist Stan Shamu said the lower open was "a no-brainer". "There's just a raft of negative factors just weighing ... |
| | | | ... attractive and obvious place from where international fund managers can try to sell investments to hundreds of millions of Chinese savers. "In the short-term it won't kill UCITS but it won't be as relevant. It's a potential death knell to UCITS distribution ... |
| | | | ... allowed the yuan to fall sharply less than two weeks ago? Back then, I mused that, "The popular "raison d'etre" was that the Chinese central bank wants to warn speculators that they're not getting their yuan lunches for free no more and/or that it's ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday rallied to a five-and-a-half-year high on renewed hopes of peace in Ukraine and continued, if somewhat reduced, Chinese growth. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index added 46 points, or 0.85 per cent, to 5,446.2 points. The broader All Ordinaries ... |
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