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| | ... started quietly amid slightly weaker sentiment. "It seems investors are digesting all the news we've had this week," Mr Shamu said. "We've had (US Federal Reserve chairman) Ben Bernanke's comments the other night. There was a bit of euphoria yesterday ... |
| | | ... were faring worse, down $1.38, or 2.13 per cent, at $63.29. "A lot of buyers will be coming in to BHP at these levels," Mr Shamu told AAP. "Obviously, the current issue is growth concerns from China and Europe. "Without growth, risk assets, generally ... |
| | | ... S&P/ASX200 index would stay above 4,300 points. "We did see a little bit of an improvement in risk appetite on Friday," Mr Shamu said. "With the US dollar retreating a little bit, commodities have managed to edge a bit higher. "We have seen materials ... |
| | | ... "There are a few factors at play. It's a big week ahead and it seems like investors are cautious ahead of US trade," Mr Shamu said. The all-important Australian materials sector was fairly flat in morning trade. "If we do see a bit of a pop-up in the ... |
| | | ... "Commodities have come off significantly, and that has translated to losses across the materials and energy space as well," Mr Shamu said. "Everything is fairly weak today. "There's no real buying coming through at all. So, you can only feel that this ... |
| | | ... gains. "We're seeing a little bit of strength after gains in the US overnight since US stocks reached new post GFC highs," Mr Shamu said. "It's a pretty bullish lead." However, he said there were very few leads from local companies as reporting season ... |
| | | ... manufacturing data from China, Australia's largest trade partner, for more direction throughout Wednesday's session, Mr Shamu said. "China's Manufacturing PMI numbers could be a big turning point for markets in the region today," he said. |
| | | ... in US markets and this has really extended to the Australian market as well." Only five stocks on the ASX 200 gained. Mr Shamu said the focus upon Italy had completely overshadowed slightly-better-than-expected unemployment figures. Australia's unemployment ... |
| | | ... the miners being stronger was Rio Tinto coming out and saying they are comfortable with the revised resource rent tax," Mr Shamu said. "That has been a massive boost for the miners." At 12.15 AEST, Rio Tinto shares were 39 cents higher at $73.59. BHP ... |
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