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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 20 MAR 2013
... represents a large part of the market - was down 1.66 per cent. Australia's two big miners were down more than 2.5 per cent. BHP was off 88 cents at $33.67, while Rio had fallen $1.71 to $56.95. Meanwhile, Fortescue Metals had slipped 10 cents, or 2.57 ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 19 MAR 2013
... Westpac was down 3.24 per cent despite having absolutely no peripheral exposure to the euro zone," he told AAP. "The miners: BHP, Rio and FMG (Fortescue Metals Group) are off 10, 12 and 17 per cent respectively since February highs to levels where a ...

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AAP  |  MONDAY, 18 MAR 2013
... consumer sentiment index highlighted continuing weaknesses in the economy. Locally, all sectors posted losses. In resources, BHP Billiton lost 75.5 cents to $34.795, Rio Tinto shed $1.08 to $60.22 and Fortescue tumbled nine cents to $3.97. The banks ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 14 MAR 2013
... and Myer has added a bit of fuel to the fire." Myer shares climbed 14 cents to $3.04. In the resources sector, global miner BHP Billiton fell 46 cents to $35.45, and Rio Tinto reversed $1.10 to $61.00. The major banks were mixed, with National Australia ...

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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 13 MAR 2013
... doesn't look as if there's anything to take the market higher at the moment." Commodity price rises boosted mining stocks, with BHP Billiton lifting 20 cents to at $35.87, and Rio Tinto adding 56 cents to $62.48. Among the major banks, National Australia ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 12 MAR 2013
... not good for anyone, especially if you consider that commodities are generally priced in US dollars," he said. Global miner BHP Billiton hovered at $35.82, and Rio Tinto reversed five cents to $63.05. Among the major banks, National Australia Bank was ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 8 MAR 2013
... Fortescue Metals was among the strongest performers, up 11 cents at $4.51, while Rio Tinto had gained $1.15 to $64.38 and BHP Billiton had added 19 cents to $36.01. The big four banks were slightly lower, with ANZ posting the largest fall, down 16 cents ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 7 MAR 2013
... per cent, or 17 cents, at $3.71, while Newcrest had risen 30 cents to $21.93. The two big mining giants were also higher: BHP was up 13 cents at $35.95 and Rio had advanced 15 cents to $63.35. The Australian Bureau of Statistics will publish the January ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 5 MAR 2013
... to $30.83 and Westpac advanced 84 cents to $31.20. Investors were not wholly embracing riskier, cyclical stocks, with miner BHP Billiton 4.5 cents down at $35.525, Rio Tinto 26 cents up at $63.91 and Fortescue Metals six cents lower at $4.31. There was ...

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AAP  |  TUESDAY, 5 MAR 2013
... market on Monday finished sharply weaker, dragged down by resources stocks that went ex-dividend, including mining heavyweight BHP Billiton. Every sector, except property, finished in the red as transport groups Brambles and Toll also traded ex-dividend. ...

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